On Sunday mornings, Chatham Big Book Study brings people together at The Emmaus Church Centre on Clover Street from 11am. This is an open Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, so it welcomes anyone with a desire to stop drinking alongside family, friends and other interested visitors. Over the ninety-minute session, the group works through passages from the Big Book, discussing the text rather than following an open-sharing format. It suits people who like structure and want to understand the programme's literature in depth, as well as those simply wanting a quiet Sunday start. The centre is in Chatham, close to the town's main routes, though wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this particular venue.
Is Chatham Big Book Study open to everyone
Yes, it is an open meeting. Anyone can attend, whether they want to stop drinking themselves or are supporting someone who does.
How much does it cost to attend
Nothing. All Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, including this one, are free to attend and there is no need to register beforehand.
What does a Big Book Study meeting involve
The group reads and discusses sections of the AA Big Book together, which differs from meetings built around open sharing or speaker talks.
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