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The Format of Meeting is Spiritual Principle a Day The First Thursday of the Month - Main Chair
About this meeting
Held every Thursday evening at 7:30pm in the Main Room of The Salvation Army Church on Green Street, this Narcotics Anonymous group in Gillingham centres on the Spiritual Principle A Day book, giving members a short daily reading to reflect on and discuss together. The format varies week to week, drawing on the Just For Today book study and speaker sharing, so no two meetings feel quite the same. On the first Thursday of each month a main chair leads the meeting. Sessions run for around an hour and fifteen minutes. Please note that pets and children can't be accommodated. Whether you're returning after a while away or coming for the first time, you'll find a straightforward, welcoming room here in the heart of Gillingham.
Common questions
Can I come to this meeting if I'm new to Narcotics Anonymous?
Yes. This is an open meeting, so anyone is welcome, including people with a desire to stop using drugs, as well as family, friends and professionals wanting to learn more. If it's your first time, arriving a few minutes early gives you a chance to settle in.
Do I need to book or pay to attend?
No. Like all NA meetings, this one is free to attend and there's no booking. NA has no dues or fees; a voluntary collection is passed to cover room hire and refreshments, but you're never expected to give anything.
Are there any practical things I should know before coming?
The meeting is held in the Main Room of The Salvation Army Church at 50 Green Street, ME7 1XA. Pets and children can't be accommodated. Step-free access hasn't been confirmed, so if you have specific access needs it's worth checking ahead.
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