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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
5:30 PM Happy Hour Unity Club 918 Glenwood Ave Greensboro English   Open Meeting   Speaker
6:00 PM Pathway to Freedom Pathway to Freedom 810 Summit Ave Greensboro English   Literature   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Language of the Heart First Christian Church 1900 W Market St Greensboro Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Speaker
7:30 PM Agnostics, Atheists & Freethinkers Presbyterian Church of the Covenant 501 S Mendenhall St Greensboro Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Secular
8:00 PM Radiance Congregational United Church of Christ Online 400 W Radiance Dr Greensboro English   Open Meeting   Speaker
5:30 PM Friendship Group The Club High Point 1301 W English Rd High Point Discussion   English   Open Meeting
6:00 PM Fellowship Group First Presbyterian Church 318 S Main St Reidsville Discussion   English   Open Meeting
6:00 PM Living Sober Winston Salem Living Sober Online 800 Jonestown Rd Winston-Salem Virtual
6:00 PM Lexington Sobriety Group Lexx Club 235 E Center St Lexington Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
6:00 PM Eleventh Step Meditation Meeting Ardmore Moravian Church 2013 W Academy St Winston-Salem 11th Step Meditation   English   Open Meeting
6:00 PM Early Bird Wesley Methodist Church Scout Hut 1210 Bolton St Winston-Salem English   Open Meeting
6:00 PM Cornerstone Meeting Cornerstone Christian Center 516 N Scales St Reidsville As Bill Sees It   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Burlington Group First Reformed United Church of Christ 513 W Front St Burlington English   Open Meeting   Speaker
7:00 PM Bush Hill Group Archdale Methodist Church 11543 N Main St Archdale Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Tal Como Lo Ve Bill (2 Horas) The Club High Point 1301 W English Rd High Point Open Meeting   Spanish
7:00 PM Primary Purpose Trinity United Methodist Church 3819 Country Club Rd Winston-Salem Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
7:30 PM Unity Group Winston Salem Unity Group Winston Salem 1253 Churton St SW Winston-Salem Closed Meeting   Discussion   Wheelchair Access
8:00 PM Oldtown Maple Springs Methodist Church 2569 Reynolda Rd Winston-Salem Closed Meeting   Discussion   English +   Wheelchair Access
8:00 PM Forest Hills Group Forest Hills Presbyterian Church 836 W Lexington Ave High Point Discussion   English   Newcomer +   Open Meeting
8:00 PM Graham Group Graham Group 100 N Maple St Graham 11th Step Meditation   Discussion   English +   Open Meeting

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Greensboro, North Carolina AA Meetings

A city located in Guilford County, North Carolina, Greensboro is the third populous city in North Carolina. It is also the seat of Guilford County. It is one the best places to live in North Carolina and offers its residents a dense suburban feel with plenty of activities to do. While that’s the case for the town, residents can still be affected by pattern of drinking habits that can cause significant distress and functioning in their daily life. That’s why AA meetings Greensboro NC have been operating for decades to help in the path of recovery for those willing to live a better life. The meetings are in different formats which include discussion meetings, speaker meetings, big book studies and step/traditions meetings. Like that of AA North Carolina meetings these meetings are non-discriminatory and are free to join. Meetings such as discussions and speaker are in most cases open to the public, and anybody interested in AA meeting activities and that of family members of those in recovery can attend. Big book studies and step/tradition meetings are based international guidelines that are used every city there is an alcoholic anonymous organization. Meetings can also be set up with gender specific or on sexual orientation, to help create a much safer space for those that require them. To best understand and know what is better suited to your recovery journey contact and check a directory.

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