Worcester As Bill Sees It meets on Thursday evenings at 7.15pm at Ombersley Road Methodist Church Hall on Ombersley Road, and runs for an hour. Discussion is anchored in As Bill Sees It, the anthology of AA co-founder Bill Wilson's writing, with a reading typically setting the theme for sharing. This is a closed meeting, kept for people who have a desire to stop drinking; that includes complete newcomers, who sometimes worry the term means they cannot come in. It does not. Family and professionals are better suited to an open meeting. The hall is wheelchair accessible. No money changes hands to attend and there is no booking; arrive a few minutes before 7.15pm on a Thursday and take a seat.
What kind of meeting is this?
It is a literature-based AA meeting using As Bill Sees It, a collection of Bill Wilson's writings. A reading usually opens the discussion, and sharing follows. It lasts one hour.
I have never been to AA. Can I just turn up?
Yes. Closed meetings are for anyone with a desire to stop drinking, first-timers included. There is no cost, no booking and no need to speak.
Is there wheelchair access?
Yes, Ombersley Road Methodist Church Hall is wheelchair accessible.
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