Canterbury Meditation offers something a little different: an AA meeting with a quieter, more reflective format, held on Sundays at 5.15pm at All Saints Church on Military Road. The meeting lasts an hour and is open to everyone — people with a desire to stop drinking, those supporting them, and anyone curious about this side of recovery. Meditation meetings typically build in a period of quiet alongside the usual sharing, which some people find a helpful close to the weekend. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed at this venue. As with every AA meeting, it costs nothing and no booking is required.
Do I need any experience of meditation?
No. The meeting simply has a quieter, more reflective format than most; you can take part in whatever way is comfortable, including just sitting.
Who is welcome?
Everyone — it is an open meeting, so you need not identify as an alcoholic to attend.
Is there a charge, and is the church accessible?
There is no charge and no booking. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this venue, so check ahead if you need it.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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