AA Meetings near Centerville, North Carolina
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First Things First
Masks Available. Meetings require masks and social distancing.
5th Tradition
Big Book Study
Straight Up
Attendance at this meeting requires federal approval and training prior to entry. Email cfc@aanc32.org for more information
Zoom Progress Not Perfection - Women's Meeting
Happy Hour
Masks Available. Meetings require masks and social distancing.
New Freedom Group
Fifth Tradition
Red brick building; speaker on 4th Thursday
Primary Big Book Study
Warrenton AA Group
AA meetings in the basement of the apartment building next to Warrenton Baptist Church
AA meetings in the basement of the apartment building next to Warrenton Baptist Church
The Bunners - Beginners Meeting
Old Jail Group
Literature Meeting alternating between the Big Book and the 12 & 12
Primary Purpose Group
Childcare provided.
By God's Grace
1st Tuesday Big Book Study
1st Tuesday Big Book Study
Fourth Dimension Group
Mitchell Mill Big Book
Meeting takes place in the building behind the church. Access through the front door follow hallway to the back.
Meeting takes place in the building behind the church. Access through the front door follow hallway to the back.
Wake Forest Group
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
Roanoke Rapids Group
Last Thursday of the month is an Open Speaker Meeting.
South Granville Big Book
Conscious Contact
Improve your conscious contact with God as you understand him. Prayer, meditation and discussion. AA literature: As Bill Sees It, Daily Reflection, 11th Step
Living Sober - Wake Forest
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
Coming from the South (Raleigh), second parking lot entrance. From the North, first parking lot entrance. Meeting in that first building, downstairs.
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
Recovery 101
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
Coming South from Raleigh, second parking lot entrance. From the North, first parking lot entrance. Meeting in that first bldg downstairs.
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
Camel Club - TGIF
In-Person. Masks Available. Meetings require masks and social distancing.
Brown Bag Group
Nooners
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
Coming from the South (Raleigh), second parking lot entrance. From the North, first parking lot entrance. Meeting in that first building, downstairs.
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
Oasis Beginner Meeting
Zoom Progress Not Perfection - Women's Meeting
Fifth Tradition
Red brick building
Came To Believe Group
Closed Discussion Open Speaker Meeting the last Friday of the month In Person & Virtual Zoom Meeting ID: 962 994 5988 Password: 121212
Since June 1, 1999
Zebulon Group
Speaker (2nd Friday)
WILSYPAA (Wilson County Young People in AA)
Meets in Suite C
Fellowship from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Meeting from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM. More fellowship at 8:00.
Meets in Suite C
Knightdale Group
Please park in the main church parking lot and enter through the rear door of the student building.
Please park in the main church parking lot and enter through the rear door of the student building.
Living Sober Group
Last Friday of each month is a celebration meeting
Raleigh Young People
Conscious Contact
Improve your conscious contact with God as you understand him. Prayer, meditation and discussion. AA literature: As Bill Sees It, Daily Reflection, 11th Step
Women's Healing Transition 12-Step Meeting
Meet in the library of The Camel Club.
The Upper Room Group - Beginner's Meeting
Together we will run through a quick reading followed by sharing our experience, strength & hope with each other.
Meeting ID: 898 604 3598 Passcode: 012121
North Raleigh Group - Beginner Meeting
Enter the door in the back of church.
Enter the door in the back of church.
Sunlight of the Spirit
Men in the Morning
Centerville's Busiest Meeting Locations
Camel 24 Fellowship
324015 Spring Forest Rd, Raleigh, NC 27616, USA
Carousel Club
111210 S Wesleyan Blvd, Rocky Mount, NC 27803, USA
Wake Forest United Methodist Church
11905 S Main St, Wake Forest, NC 27587, USA
AA Meeting Statistics for Centerville
Most listings: Monday with 27 meetings
Most common meeting types: English (165), Open (92), Discussion (83), Closed (55), Big Book (28)
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AA Resources in Centerville, North Carolina
Local Intergroup
Tri-County Intergroup
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About AA Meetings near Centerville, North Carolina
This directory helps people find Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings near Centerville, North Carolina. Review current meeting times, formats, addresses, accessibility details, and online attendance options before choosing a meeting.
The 2025 U.S. Census Gazetteer lists Centerville as a census-designated place in North Carolina covering approximately 1.628 square miles of land. MyMeetings uses its Census reference point to center the nearby meeting search.
MyMeetings currently returns 165 AA meeting listings in and around Centerville. Because schedules can change, confirm the latest time and location on the individual meeting page before attending.
Local meetings in Centerville are coordinated through the Tri-County Intergroup. They serve as the primary point of contact for AA in the area.
Types of AA Meetings Available in Centerville
Open Meetings: Anyone interested in learning about AA can attend, including family members, friends, and those curious about the program.
Closed Meetings: Reserved for individuals who have a desire to stop drinking. These meetings offer a more intimate setting for sharing.
Speaker Meetings: One or more members share their experience, strength, and hope with the group.
Discussion Meetings: Members discuss a topic related to recovery, with everyone having an opportunity to share.
Big Book/Step Study: Focused study of AA literature including the Big Book and the 12 Steps.
Beginner Meetings: Specifically designed for newcomers who may be attending their first meetings. These groups provide extra guidance on how AA works, the 12 Steps, and getting a sponsor.
Online/Virtual Meetings: Participate from anywhere via video or phone. Virtual listings can help when travel, mobility, or scheduling makes an in-person meeting difficult.
Finding the Right Meeting in Centerville
Use the filters above to compare meetings by day, time, format, and accessibility. Results are centered on the Centerville area in North Carolina and may include meetings in surrounding communities.
Recovery Resources in Centerville
In addition to AA meetings, Centerville residents can access recovery support through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which provides a national helpline (1-800-662-4357) and treatment locator. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) offers evidence-based research confirming that consistent participation in peer support groups like AA significantly improves long-term sobriety outcomes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many AA meetings are in Centerville?
MyMeetings currently returns 165 meeting listings in and around Centerville. Results may include nearby communities so you can compare more options.
What types of AA meetings are available in Centerville?
Current listings near Centerville identify formats including 12 Steps & 12 Traditions, As Bill Sees It, Babysitting Available, Big Book, Candlelight, Child-Friendly, Closed, and Discussion. Use the filters on this page to review the formats attached to each listing.
Are there AA meetings near Centerville every day?
Current listings near Centerville include meetings on all seven days of the week. Monday currently has the most listings, with 27.
Are there online AA meetings available in Centerville?
The current directory includes 15 listings near Centerville with online access details. Review the individual listing for its current joining instructions.
How do I find wheelchair accessible AA meetings in Centerville?
22 current listings are marked as wheelchair accessible near Centerville. Confirm specific accommodations with the meeting organizer or venue before attending.
What should I expect at my first AA meeting in Centerville?
AA meeting practices vary by group. Open meetings welcome anyone interested in learning about AA, while closed meetings are for people with a desire to stop drinking. You may listen without speaking; review the individual listing for its format and any arrival notes.
How do I contact the local AA office in Centerville?
The directory identifies Tri-County Intergroup as the local AA office serving Centerville. Check the local resources section on this page for available contact information.
How often are AA meeting listings updated for Centerville?
This page loads the current MyMeetings directory for the area around Centerville. Schedules can still change, so confirm the individual listing before traveling.
Can I find AA meetings outside Centerville, North Carolina?
Yes. Use the nearby cities section to browse additional meeting directories in North Carolina and across state lines.
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