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This meeting also runs online — joining details are on the fellowship’s own meeting page
About this meeting
This High Wycombe meeting is held on Saturday evenings at quarter past seven in Trinity United Reformed Church on London Road, running for about an hour. Rather than open discussion, it's built around a well-known daily-reflections book from AA's own literature, with a short passage read out and used as the starting point for sharing. It's an open meeting, so anyone can attend, including people who are not themselves affected by drinking but want to support a friend or relative who is. Alongside meeting at Trinity Church, it also runs online, with joining details on Alcoholics Anonymous's own meeting page, so it can be joined from home too. There's no cost to attend and no need to book in advance.
Common questions
Who can attend this Saturday meeting in High Wycombe?
Anyone can come along. It's an open meeting, so family, friends, and professionals are welcome alongside people with a desire to stop drinking.
Is there a charge, or do I need to book?
No, it's free and there's no booking required; just arrive at Trinity United Reformed Church before 7.15pm.
What's the format of the meeting?
It uses a well-known AA daily-reflections book as a starting point for the evening's sharing, rather than open discussion.
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