Every Tuesday at 8pm, Haddington's As Bill Sees It Discussion meets in Holy Trinity Episcopal Church on Church Street for an hour and a half. The format takes its name from the AA reader of the same name, with a short daily passage usually opening the discussion before members share their own experience of a desire to stop drinking. It is a closed meeting, kept for those with that desire rather than a general audience, though nobody is asked to justify their reasons for attending. Wheelchair access at the church has not been confirmed. Held on a weeknight, it gives a mid-week structure to the town's AA activity. There is no cost involved and no need to book, arriving shortly before 8pm is all that is expected.
What does 'As Bill Sees It' mean as a meeting format?
It refers to a well-known AA daily reader of that name. This meeting typically opens with a short passage from it before members share their own experience.
Is this meeting open to the public?
Closed meetings are for those who have a desire to stop drinking. Newcomers are welcome from their very first visit, whatever stage they are at.
Do I need to book, and is it free?
Meetings are free, always. There is no sign-up list or booking required, just arrive when it starts.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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