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Reading from the "A Spiritual Principle a Day" book. On the last Tuesday of the month will be an Experience Strength Hope Share or a Share on that day's reading. Travel Comment: 5-10 Minute walk from Brentwood train station
About this meeting
The S.P.A.D meeting brings Narcotics Anonymous members together on the ground floor of Brentwood Baptist Church on Kings Road, a short five to ten minute walk from Brentwood train station. It runs every Tuesday from 19:15 for an hour and a half. Each week the group reads from the "A Spiritual Principle a Day" book and reflects on the passage together. On the last Tuesday of the month the format shifts to an Experience, Strength and Hope share, or a share on that day's reading. This is an open meeting, so anyone interested in NA is welcome to sit in. Children are welcome too, which can make things easier for parents. The ground-floor room is wheelchair accessible.
Common questions
Who can come to this meeting?
This is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, including family, friends and professionals who want to learn more about Narcotics Anonymous, alongside anyone with a desire to stop using drugs. Children are welcome too.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. NA meetings are free to attend and there is no booking. Just turn up on Tuesday for the 19:15 start. Members contribute small change to cover costs if they wish, but nobody is obliged to.
Is the venue easy to reach and accessible?
The meeting is held on the ground floor of Brentwood Baptist Church at 91 Kings Road, CM14 4DR, and the room is wheelchair accessible. It's a five to ten minute walk from Brentwood train station.
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