Thursday nights in Perry Barr bring a second weekly AA meeting to St Teresa's RC Church, meeting in The Presbytery on Wellington Road at 8pm for an hour and a half. Like its Tuesday counterpart at the same address, it is an open meeting, so anyone may attend: people with a desire to stop drinking, family members, friends and professionals alike. The venue is listed as wheelchair accessible. Having Tuesday and Thursday meetings at one familiar building, plus a Saturday women's meeting, means someone in north Birmingham can build real momentum without travelling far. Everything follows the usual AA pattern: no cost, no booking, no register, and no requirement to say anything at all on your first visit.
How is this different from the Tuesday Perry Barr meeting?
Same venue, same time, different night. Both are open meetings at The Presbytery, St Teresa's RC Church; many members attend both for structure across the week.
Can I attend without speaking?
Yes. Nobody is required to share at an AA meeting. You can listen for as many visits as you like.
Is the venue accessible and free?
Yes. The venue is listed as wheelchair accessible, and the meeting is free with no booking needed.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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