On Sunday afternoons at 1.30pm, the Sutton Coldfield Chester Rd group meets at Chester Road Baptist Church on Chester Road. This is a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, which means it is for people who have a desire to stop drinking, or who think they might, rather than for spectators or supporters; if drink is worrying you, that is qualification enough. A Sunday afternoon slot can be a helpful anchor at the end of the week, and the meeting runs for a full hour and a half. It is free, and nobody needs to book, register or be referred. The church is wheelchair accessible, so step-free attendance is straightforward.
What does closed mean for the Sutton Coldfield Chester Rd meeting?
Closed means the meeting is reserved for people with a desire to stop drinking. It is not open to family, friends or observers, but any newcomer worried about their own drinking is welcome.
Is there a charge or a booking system?
No. AA meetings are free and you never need to book. Just arrive at Chester Road Baptist Church for 1.30pm on a Sunday.
Can I get in with a wheelchair?
Yes, the venue is listed as wheelchair accessible. The meeting lasts an hour and a half, finishing around 3pm.
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