AA Meetings near Mountain Home, North Carolina
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Sunlight of the Spirit
MEETING HELD IN YOUTH CENTER IN REAR OF CAMPUS
11th Step Meeting where we practice prayer and meditation
MEETING HELD IN YOUTH CENTER IN REAR OF CAMPUS
Rec Park Outside Group
Daily Decisions
Corner of Church & Aston
Tradition Study last Tuesday of month
Business Mtng on 3rd Saturday of even months, 9 am
Corner of Church & Aston
Recovery by the River Group
Zoom ID: 953 490 5121; Passcode: 121134
Downtown in the Morning
There are two meetings occurring simultaneously: one in-person and one via zoom. ID: 117 991 857, Passcode: 000000 (six zeros)
Primary Purpose
Early Does It Group
Women's Way
In the prayer room
Women Studying Books
Old #110-692
Meeting ID: 810 0885 7479 Passcode: witss
Midday Group
Church closes when schools are closed -- NO MEETINGS.
Church closes when schools are closed -- NO MEETINGS.
Fellowship Group
Speed Bump Group
Masks, please.
Good Livers Group Online
Passcode: 12steps
OTL Bunch
Parking available at the College Street Parking Garage
Parking available at the College Street Parking Garage
Brevard AA Noon Online Meeting
Zoom ID: 96360148040; Passcode: serenity
Waynesville Grace Group
Lower entrance, labeled "Youth Area", left of the old Parsons House/ Friendship House
Old #110-692
Lower entrance, labeled "Youth Area", left of the old Parsons House/ Friendship House
Alano Club
GPS may lead you to the wrong location. Take Piedmont Park Rd to Catalina Dr.
GPS may lead you to the wrong location. Take Piedmont Park Rd to Catalina Dr.
Let Go and Let God
We will be having a closed discussion meeting each Tuesday at noon. The final Tuesday of the month will be a closed literature study meeting.
ID: 88083342401, Passcode: BillW
Courage to Change Group
Serenity Seekers - Marion
Building 635 Across the street from the Church
Building 635 Across the street from the Church
12 O'Clock High Group
Acceptance Group
Meeting will be moved to the sanctuary when voting machines are on site. The voting machines are to be delivered Thursday, October 29 and schedule to be picked up Tuesday November 3. We have secured the Sanctuary for the week of November 2 as a precaution in case the machines are not picked up on the third.
Dog-friendly meeting
Meeting will be moved to the sanctuary when voting machines are on site. The voting machines are to be delivered Thursday, October 29 and schedule to be picked up Tuesday November 3. We have secured the Sanctuary for the week of November 2 as a precaution in case the machines are not picked up on the third.
Solutions Group
Happy Hour Group
4th Tuesday of each month Beginners Meeting
Serenity Service Group
Lost & Found Group
Entrance in back of building
Entrance in back of building
All In Group
Alano Club
GPS may lead you to the wrong location. Take Piedmont Park Rd to Catalina Dr.
GPS may lead you to the wrong location. Take Piedmont Park Rd to Catalina Dr.
Joy of Living Group
The last Tuesday of the month meeting is pot luck “Eating Meeting,” but no stress if you can’t bring food.
WORKS
Old- Fashion Big Book Study, Robert Johnson
Came To Believe Womens Group
Sober Sisters (Black Mountain)
The Jumping-Off Place
Enter in back of church. Greeter posted before meeting—if there is no greeter enter through the door in the covered area to your left. Take the elevator or stairs to the fourth floor. Meeting room is to your right—#316. Smokers and vapers, please indulge on the far side of the parking lot away from the church and dispose of butts and batteries when finished.
In Between Group
Meeting at Bob's House on Tuesday, June 10, 2025
Jaywalkers
This meeting is held in the "Family Life Center" Building. Enter through the double white doors. Doors will lock at 6:40pm.
The last Tuesday of each month will be a Traditions meeting.
This meeting is held in the "Family Life Center" Building. Enter through the double white doors. Doors will lock at 6:40pm.
Queer Ideas of Fun
Meeting is held in Community Room Library at QWC
Meeting is held in Community Room Library at QWC
Hendersonville Group
Password: 844483
Big Town Group
Last Tuesday Closed Tradition Meeting.
Hendersonville Men's Group
In the Parish Hall
Total Surrender Group
Safe and Sound Group
User front entrance.
Potluck on 4th Tues of month. Eat at 6PM, meeting at 7PM.
User front entrance.
Mountain Home's Busiest Meeting Locations
12 Step Club
251 Kenilworth Knolls UNIT 4, Asheville, NC 28805, USA
Alano Club
23111 Catalina Dr, Greenville, SC 29609, USA
Maple Grove United Methodist Church
1179 Maple Grove Church Rd, Waynesville, NC 28786, USA
AA Meeting Statistics for Mountain Home
Most listings: Tuesday with 70 meetings
Most common meeting types: English (385), Open (292), Discussion (257), Wheelchair Access (140), Closed (87)
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AA Resources in Mountain Home, North Carolina
Local Intergroup
N.C. Mountain Central Office
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About AA Meetings near Mountain Home, North Carolina
This directory helps people find Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings near Mountain Home, 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 Mountain Home as a census-designated place in North Carolina covering approximately 3.771 square miles of land. MyMeetings uses its Census reference point to center the nearby meeting search.
MyMeetings currently returns 403 AA meeting listings in and around Mountain Home. Because schedules can change, confirm the latest time and location on the individual meeting page before attending.
Local meetings in Mountain Home are coordinated through the N.C. Mountain Central Office. They serve as the primary point of contact for AA in the area.
Types of AA Meetings Available in Mountain Home
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 Mountain Home
Use the filters above to compare meetings by day, time, format, and accessibility. Results are centered on the Mountain Home area in North Carolina and may include meetings in surrounding communities.
Recovery Resources in Mountain Home
In addition to AA meetings, Mountain Home 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 Mountain Home?
MyMeetings currently returns 403 meeting listings in and around Mountain Home. Results may include nearby communities so you can compare more options.
What types of AA meetings are available in Mountain Home?
Current listings near Mountain Home identify formats including 11th Step Meditation, 12 Steps & 12 Traditions, As Bill Sees It, Babysitting Available, Big Book, Child-Friendly, Closed, and Concurrent with Al-Anon. Use the filters on this page to review the formats attached to each listing.
Are there AA meetings near Mountain Home every day?
Current listings near Mountain Home include meetings on all seven days of the week. Tuesday currently has the most listings, with 70.
Are there online AA meetings available in Mountain Home?
The current directory includes 77 listings near Mountain Home with online access details. Review the individual listing for its current joining instructions.
How do I find wheelchair accessible AA meetings in Mountain Home?
140 current listings are marked as wheelchair accessible near Mountain Home. Confirm specific accommodations with the meeting organizer or venue before attending.
What should I expect at my first AA meeting in Mountain Home?
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 Mountain Home?
The directory identifies N.C. Mountain Central Office as the local AA office serving Mountain Home. Check the local resources section on this page for available contact information.
How often are AA meeting listings updated for Mountain Home?
This page loads the current MyMeetings directory for the area around Mountain Home. Schedules can still change, so confirm the individual listing before traveling.
Can I find AA meetings outside Mountain Home, North Carolina?
Yes. Use the nearby cities section to browse additional meeting directories in North Carolina and across state lines.
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