Every Monday at 6pm, the Morpeth Big Book Study meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous gathers at the Methodist Church on Howard Terrace in the centre of Morpeth. The group spends an hour and a half studying the Big Book, the text that sets out AA's programme of recovery, so it is a useful meeting if you want to get to grips with how sobriety is actually achieved and maintained. It is an open meeting, meaning anyone can attend, including family members, friends and professionals as well as people who want to stop drinking. The church has wheelchair access. As with all AA meetings there is nothing to pay and no booking; simply arrive before 6pm and join in or just listen.
Who is welcome at Morpeth Big Book Study?
Everyone. It is an open meeting, so you can attend whether you want to stop drinking yourself or are supporting someone else or simply want to learn about AA.
Does it cost anything or need booking?
No. AA meetings are free of charge and there is no booking or referral needed. Just turn up at the Methodist Church on Howard Terrace before 6pm on a Monday.
Is there wheelchair access?
Yes, the Methodist Church on Howard Terrace is wheelchair accessible.
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