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Sponsored| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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| 12:00 PM | Womens Group | Wednesday Noon Womens Group #625896 | 703 N Pokegama Ave #204 | Grand Rapids | English Open Meeting |
| 8:00 PM | Living Sober Group Bemidji | Living Sober Group #662565 | 3802 Greenleaf Avenue Northwest | Bemidji | Closed Meeting English |
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Deer River, Minnesota AA Meetings
Deer River is a very small city in Itasca County, in the US state of Minnesota. The misuse of alcohol can be a life-long challenge and there are residents in this area who are affected by alcohol use disorders. The interventions of the Alcoholics Anonymous meetings aid with providing tremendous assistance through the effortless facilitation of the sponsors. The meetings are managed by previous members. These members choose to volunteer their services for a common cause of trying to strive for sobriety and abstinence in all who are willing. At the AA meetings in Deer River, members can attend either one of the following meetings: an open meeting or a closed meeting. At an open meeting, members are allowed to invite family members and friends. There, they speak openly about the experiences of trying to stay sober. At the closed meetings, members prefer to speak privately. At the AA Minnesota meetings, members seek to provide and facilitate effective communication between persons who experiences similar challenges. They can relate to each other’s experiences being shared, which serves as a method of edification. The encounters and teachings gained at the AA meetings can facilitate and encourage members to strive for sobriety. The 12-Step approach is utilized at the meetings. The meetings held are consist of large and small group meetings, women’s and men’s only meetings, and also spiritual meetings.