(A Guide for Leading Beginners Meetings is available from G.S.O.) Beginners meetings may also follow a discussion format, or focus on Steps One, Two and Three. Speaker meetings often are open meetings.īeginners. Usually led by a group member who has been sober awhile, these are sessions to help newcomers. Speaker. One or more members selected beforehand 'share' - as described in the Big Book - telling 'what we were like, what happened, and what we are like now.' Depending on the meeting's general guidelines (determined by the 'group conscience'), some groups prefer that members who speak have a minimum period of continuous sobriety. literature, such as Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book), Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, As Bill Sees It, Daily Reflections, and from AA Grapevine. Background for many topic meetings derives from A.A. member serving as “leader” or “chair” opens the meeting using that group’s format, and selects a topic for discussion. MEETINGS BELOW CAN BE SEARCHED BY DAY OF THE WEEK OR KEYWORD.Discussion. Whether closed or open, an A.A. Or from Phone dial: +1 (312) 626-6799 and enter meeting ID 954 251 442 Password RojoĬlick here to Join with Computer, Tablet or Smart Phone Monday - Friday 7:00 am, Sat.-8am, Sun.-9amĬlick here to Join with Computer, Tablet or Smart Phone meeting ID 954 251 442 Password Rojo Or from Phone dial: +1 (312) 626-6799 and enter Meeting ID: 816 999 051 Passcode: 672354Ĭlick here to Join with Computer, Tablet or Smart Phone Meeting ID: 863-2192-0270 Or from Phone dial: +1 (312) 626-6799 and enter Meeting ID: 832 4294 4626 Password: 142358Ĭlick here to Join with Computer, Tablet or Smart Phone Meeting ID: 816 999 051 Passcode: 672354

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