Saint Peter in Chains on Hope Street in Inverkeithing hosts a Thursday evening AA meeting starting at 7.30pm and running for close to two hours, one of the longer sessions in the Dunfermline area. It is a closed meeting, for people who have a desire to stop drinking rather than being open to family, friends or professional visitors. The extended length gives members more room to share than the standard ninety-minute format used elsewhere nearby. Wheelchair access is available at the church, so the building itself should not present a barrier for anyone using a wheelchair. Attendance is free and there is no need to book; you are welcome to simply arrive before 7.30pm on Thursday.
Who is the Thursday Inverkeithing meeting for?
It is closed, meaning it is for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than an open meeting for the public.
Is there a charge or booking process?
No, it is free to attend and there is no need to book in advance.
Is Saint Peter in Chains wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the church on Hope Street has wheelchair access.
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