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Getting there
Before you go
Venue Info: Use the Side Door Entrance. The Doors are Locked at 6.30pm, Please Note the Poster in the Window with a . Doors Open at 18:00. This is a Child-Friendly Meeting. Candle Lit. The Format: Week 1: NA Traditions Study Week 2: Main Share Week 3: Just for Today Reading Week 4: Spiritual Principle a Day (SPAD) Week 5: Living Clean Reading Travel Comment: Easy to Get to via Bus, Train or Car
About this meeting
Burnley Women's is a Friday evening Narcotics Anonymous meeting at Central Methodist Church, starting at 6.30pm with doors open from 6pm, and running for an hour and a half. It is open to any woman, combining candlelight with a rotating format across five weeks: NA Traditions study, a main share, a Just for Today reading, a Spiritual Principle a Day reading, and a Living Clean reading in turn. The meeting is child-friendly, and no pets are permitted. Entry is via the side door, which is locked at 6.30pm, so anyone arriving later should check the poster in the window for guidance. The venue is easy to reach by bus, train or car.
Common questions
Is Burnley Women's open to any woman or only NA members?
It is an open meeting, so any woman with an interest, including newcomers and those supporting someone else, can attend.
What time do doors open before the meeting?
Doors open at 6pm, ahead of the 6.30pm start, and the side door is locked at 6.30pm.
Does the format change from week to week?
Yes, it rotates across five weeks between Traditions study, a main share, and readings from Just for Today, Spiritual Principle a Day and Living Clean.
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