Meeting held in the main hall through the side entrance.
Buxton Big Book Study meets every Wednesday at 7pm at Buxton Community Church on London Rd, with the session lasting around an hour and a half. As the name suggests, this Alcoholics Anonymous group works through the Big Book together, giving members a chance to read and discuss the text in a structured way. Access is through the side entrance into the main hall, which is worth knowing before your first visit. The meeting is open, meaning anyone with a desire to stop drinking is welcome, not just those already part of AA. Wheelchair accessibility has not been confirmed for this venue, so anyone with mobility requirements is advised to get in touch with the group ahead of time.
What format does this meeting follow
It is a Big Book study, where members read and discuss passages from the AA Big Book together.
How do I get into the building
Enter through the side entrance of Buxton Community Church, which leads into the main hall where the meeting is held.
Is the meeting open to newcomers
Yes, it is an open meeting, so anyone with a desire to stop drinking is welcome alongside AA members.
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