On Tuesday evenings Ludlow Step & Traditions meets at the Methodist Church Hall on Broad Street, one of Ludlow's handsome main streets, from 8pm for an hour and a half. Each week the group studies one of AA's Twelve Steps or Twelve Traditions, the principles that guide personal recovery and the running of the fellowship itself. Despite the study format, you do not need any knowledge to join in; listening is fine. It is an open meeting, so family members, friends and interested professionals are welcome along with anyone who has a desire to stop drinking. The hall is wheelchair accessible, and the meeting is free with no booking required.
Is a Step & Traditions meeting suitable for a newcomer?
Yes. The group works through AA's Steps and Traditions week by week, but no prior knowledge is expected and you can simply listen. It is open, so anyone may attend.
Does it cost anything or need booking?
No. Like all AA meetings it is free; just come to the Methodist Church Hall on Broad Street for 8pm on Tuesday.
Is the hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Methodist Church Hall is wheelchair accessible.
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