Doors open 18.00. Experience strength and hope 20 Minute speaker meeting. Then sharing from the floor.
Thursday evenings at The Salvation Army on Oxford Street bring a speaker meeting called Road To Recovery, with doors opening at six for a start time of seven. The format runs a twenty-minute speaker slot sharing their experience, strength and hope, followed by open sharing from the floor. It is a members meeting, intended for those in Alcoholics Anonymous and anyone with a desire to stop drinking, and runs for an hour in total. The venue offers wheelchair access, which is a helpful feature given its busy central London location on Oxford Street.
What format does this meeting follow?
A twenty-minute speaker shares their experience, strength and hope, followed by sharing from the floor.
What time do doors open?
Doors open at 6pm ahead of the 7pm start.
Is The Salvation Army venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue offers wheelchair access.
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