Meeting on Mondays at 1pm, Hove Cornerstone: As Bill Sees It is a lunchtime Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at the Cornerstone Community Centre, which sits at St John's Church on the corner of First Avenue and Church Road, just off Palmeira Square in Hove. The meeting runs for an hour and a quarter and uses the AA book As Bill Sees It, a collection of brief readings from AA's co-founder, as the basis for discussion. It is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, whether you want to stop drinking yourself or are a relative, friend or professional wanting to learn. The centre is wheelchair accessible, and attending costs nothing.
Who is welcome at this meeting?
Everyone. As an open meeting it welcomes people with a desire to stop drinking as well as family, friends and professionals who want to see how AA works.
Where exactly is the venue?
The Cornerstone Community Centre is at St John's Church, on the corner of First Avenue and Church Road in Hove, just off Palmeira Square.
Is it free, and is the building accessible?
Yes on both counts. There is no charge or booking, and the Cornerstone Community Centre is listed as wheelchair accessible.
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