Access via the gate in St Mary`s Wynd at rear of church, through black metal gate marked `mtg rms`.
Hexham Big Book Study runs every Tuesday at 6.15pm in Trinity Methodist Church on Beaumont Street, lasting an hour and a quarter and open to anyone, including family members, friends or those simply wanting to learn more, alongside people with a desire to stop drinking. Finding the room takes a little care: access is via the gate in St Mary's Wynd at the rear of the church, through the black metal gate marked mtg rms. The group focuses on working through the Big Book together. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and as with every AA meeting there is no cost and no need to book a place in advance.
Is the Hexham Big Book Study meeting open to everyone?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so family, friends and anyone with an interest can attend alongside those with a desire to stop drinking.
How do I find the meeting room at Trinity Methodist Church?
Enter via the gate in St Mary's Wynd at the rear of the church, then through the black metal gate marked mtg rms.
Is there a cost to attend, and is the venue wheelchair accessible?
No, it is free with no booking needed, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.
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