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Before you go
Venue Info: Picture of Entrance to St Columbus. Go to the End of the Car Park, Entrance is Through the Double Brown Glazed Doors and the Room is on the Left. The Format of the Meeting is a Literature Study and a Main Share Once a Month. Week 1 - Living Clean Chapter Week 2 - Step Main Share Week 3 - JFT & Basic Text Readings Week 4 - Spiritual Principle a Day Reading
About this meeting
Widney Manor Tuesdays meets at St Columbus Missionary on Widney Manor Road in Solihull at 7pm, running for an hour and a quarter. To find the room, walk to the end of the car park and go through the double brown glazed doors, where the meeting space is on the left. The format rotates monthly: a Living Clean chapter in week one, a step main share in week two, Just For Today and Basic Text readings in week three, and a Spiritual Principle A Day reading in week four. It is an open meeting with parking on site, though it is not suitable for children and pets are not permitted. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and the varied structure suits people who like exploring different pieces of NA literature over the course of a month.
Common questions
Who can attend Widney Manor Tuesdays
It is an open meeting, so anyone can attend, including friends, family and people with a desire to stop using drugs, though it is not suitable for children.
Is there a cost, and do I need to book
No. Like all Narcotics Anonymous meetings, it is free to attend and there is no need to book in advance. Just arrive shortly before the start time.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible
Yes, St Columbus Missionary is wheelchair accessible, with the meeting room reached via the double brown glazed doors at the end of the car park.
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