Our Lady Queen Of Peace Church on Sheen Rd hosts a Step-focused meeting on Sunday afternoons, starting at one o'clock and running for an hour and a half. This is a closed meeting, meaning it is reserved for AA members and anyone who feels they have a desire to stop drinking, rather than being open to the wider public. Sessions work through the Twelve Steps in turn, giving regular attendees a chance to explore the programme in depth over a longer format than many weekday meetings allow. The venue is in East Sheen, within the Richmond area, at postcode TW10 5AN. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this church, so anyone with mobility requirements should get in touch with the group in advance of their first visit.
Can anyone attend this meeting?
No, it is a closed meeting, open only to AA members and those with a desire to stop drinking, rather than the general public.
How long does the meeting run for?
It runs for one hour and thirty minutes, starting at 1pm on Sundays.
Is the venue accessible by wheelchair?
Wheelchair access is not confirmed at Our Lady Queen Of Peace Church, so it is best to check with the group beforehand.
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