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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
7:00 PM St. Peter Fellowship Group St. Peter Fellowship Group #107948 922 Swift St Saint Peter Closed Meeting   Daily Reflections   Discussion +   English
6:00 PM Candlelight Group Moravian Church (Back/North door) 115 E 4th St Chaska English   Open Meeting
6:30 PM Carry THE Message St. John's Lutheran Church 119 8th Ave E Shakopee Closed Meeting   English   Men's Meeting
6:30 PM Lakers Tuesday Night 6:30 Grp Lakers Tuesday Night 6:30 Grp #610568 2, 4646 Colorado St SE Prior Lake English   Open Meeting
6:30 PM Sleepy Eye Group Sleepy Eye Group #107956 217 Brackenridge St SW Sleepy Eye Big Book   English   Open Meeting +   Step Meeting
6:30 PM Tuesday Night Meeting Lakers Alano 4646 Colorado St SE #2 Prior Lake Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Tradition Three Group Waconia Tradition Three Group #615101 7650 Paradise Lane Waconia Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Tradition Three Group Tradition Three Group #615101 7650 Paradise Ln Waconia Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Tradition Three Parkside Church 7560 Paradise Ln Waconia Child-Friendly   Discussion   English +   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Tuesday Night Waconia-Faith Faith Lutheran Church 800 Waconia Pkwy N Waconia Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Step Meeting
7:00 PM A.B.O.D Group (A Bunch of Drunks) A.B.O.D Group (A Bunch of Drunks) #668595 105 2nd St SE Waseca Closed Meeting   English
7:00 PM Railroad to Sobriety Hope Lutheran Church 201 Hope Ave Jordan English   Open Meeting
7:30 PM Keep It Simple 12x12 Lions Park - Log Cabin 1101 Adams St S Shakopee English   Open Meeting   Step Meeting
7:30 PM North Mankato Group North Mankato Group #107582 325 Sherman St North Mankato English   Open Meeting
7:30 PM Brothers of AA American Legion (Basement) 102 W 4th St Chaska Closed Meeting   English   Men's Meeting
8:00 PM Main Street A.A. Group Main Street A.A. Group #638028 104 1st Ave SW Mapleton Big Book   Closed Meeting   Discussion +   English
8:00 PM Lester Prairie Group Lester Prairie City Hall 37 Juniper St S Lester Prairie Discussion   English   Open Meeting
8:00 PM A Way Out Lot Group A Way Out Lot (AWOL) Group #728708 1430 5th Ave Mankato Big Book   Closed Meeting   English
8:00 PM Valley Group Valley Group #107781 W Ottawa St Le Center Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
8:00 PM Gaylord Tuesday AA Group St. Paul's Lutheran Church-Downstairs 513 Main Ave Gaylord Discussion   English   Open Meeting

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Saint Peter, Minnesota AA Meetings

Saint Peter, the county seat of Nicollet County, Minnesota, is home to Gustavus Adolphus College. The town is just 10 miles north of Mankato, Mn. Those who live in the Saint Peter area with substance use disorders may be interested in learning more about AA meetings in Saint Peter. If you are new to the AA program, you may be wondering just what to expect at your first Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting. Most people do not look forward to walking into a room with total strangers to talk about their troubles. However, once you enter the rooms of AA, you will likely adopt a new perspective. The program centers around welcoming newcomers and making them feel at home. You won’t feel pressured to speak; in fact, it’s perfectly okay to show up and listen. Hearing the stories of other AA members who have overcome similar experiences often helps a person begin to deal with the problems that accompany alcohol addiction. Relating to other AA group members may happen all at once, or it may be a gradual process. Each person’s recovery experience is different. The important thing to keep in mind is that AA recovery works because of the support that the group members give and receive from each other. If for some reason, you don’t feel comfortable in an AA meeting, you can check our AA Minnesota meeting directory and select another meeting to try in your local area.

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