Every Tuesday at 7pm, a Big Book study meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous takes place in the Sunshine Room attached to the community centre on Hillside in Stowmarket. The meeting runs for an hour and a half and works through the AA Big Book chapter by chapter, with members reading passages aloud and sharing how the text relates to their own recovery. It is a members-only meeting, so it is intended for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than as an open discussion for supporters. The room is wheelchair accessible. Stowmarket sits in mid-Suffolk, and this meeting is one of two AA groups using the same Hillside venue during the week, alongside a Thursday session.
Is Stowmarket Big Book open to non-drinkers or family members?
No, it is a members-only meeting for people with a desire to stop drinking. Family and friends looking to learn about AA should look for an open meeting instead.
Is there a fee to join the Stowmarket Big Book meeting?
No. All AA meetings are free and there is no need to register beforehand, you simply attend on the night.
Is the Sunshine Room wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Sunshine Room attached to the community centre on Hillside is wheelchair accessible.
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