Venue Info: Entry door is at the side of the venue (Blue Door) on Viewfield Terrace. Doors open 18:30. The Format of the Meeting Week 1- ESH Week 2- Reading from the NA literature Week 3 - ESH Week 4 - Reading from the NA literature Travel Comment: Bus/Train Station are Both Well Located to Venue and are a 10 Minute Walk away.
The Primary Purpose is a Narcotics Anonymous group meeting every Tuesday evening in Dunfermline. It runs from 18:45 for an hour and fifteen minutes at Holy Trinity Dunfermline, the Scottish Episcopal Church on East Port Street. Doors open at 18:30, and entry is through the blue side door on Viewfield Terrace rather than the main entrance. This is a share meeting held by candlelight, with a rotating format: weeks one and three focus on experience, strength and hope, while weeks two and four are readings from NA literature. Parking is available, and both the bus and train stations sit a ten-minute walk away, so getting here without a car is straightforward. No pets, please.
Who can come to this meeting?
This is a closed NA meeting, meaning it is for members only — anyone with a desire to stop using drugs is welcome to attend. If you think NA might be for you, you belong here. Meetings that are open to family, friends and professionals are labelled as such; this one is reserved for those seeking recovery themselves.
Do I need to book, and is there a cost?
No booking is needed and there is no charge. Just turn up — doors open at 18:30, ahead of the 18:45 start. Come in through the blue door at the side of the venue on Viewfield Terrace. NA is self-supporting through members' own contributions, but nobody is expected to give anything.
How do I get there without a car?
Both the bus and train stations are well located and roughly a ten-minute walk from the venue. If you are driving, parking is available on site.
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