On Sunday evenings at 6.30pm, an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting known simply as Selsey gathers at the Methodist Church on the High Street, and lasts about an hour. It is an open meeting, welcoming anyone with an interest in the fellowship, whether they have a desire to stop drinking or are supporting someone who does. The church is wheelchair accessible, making it straightforward for those with mobility needs to attend. There is no charge for the meeting and no need to register beforehand; people can simply arrive shortly before 6.30pm. Selsey sits on the coast near Chichester, and the church is easy to find on the town's main shopping street.
Who is welcome at the Selsey Sunday meeting?
It is an open meeting, so anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous can attend, including friends, family and professionals, as well as people with a desire to stop drinking.
Is there a cost to attend or a booking process?
No, the meeting is free and there is no need to book; newcomers can simply come along.
Is the Methodist Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the High Street venue is wheelchair accessible.
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