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Sponsored| Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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| 12:00 PM | Friday Bookmarkers - Confirmed | Emmanuel United Church | 1306 Michigan St | Oshkosh | Closed Meeting English Wheelchair Access |
| 12:00 PM | Serenity Now Grp | Calvary Lutheran Church | 1301 S Ridge Rd | Green Bay | Discussion English Open Meeting |
| 3:00 PM | Zoom Into Recovery | Zoom | Online Green Bay, WI | Green Bay | Closed Meeting English |
| 4:30 PM | Tailender's - Confirmed | Genesis Club | 1213 N Appleton St | Appleton | Closed Meeting Discussion English + Wheelchair Access Wheelchair-Accessible Bathroom |
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Greenville, Wisconsin AA Meetings
Uniquely located in the Village of Greenville, Wisconsin, is a ghost town called Wakefield. While not many places can make a claim like that, most can acknowledge that some community residents are dealing with the distressing effects of alcohol use disorder (AUD). This disease includes uncontrolled drinking as its main symptom. If you recognize this symptom in your life, use our online directory to search for AA meetings in Greenville. Alcoholics Anonymous has been offering fellowship and support through meetings since the 1930s. Membership in AA is free, and the only requirement to join is a desire to stop drinking. Whether you choose to attend a men’s only or women’s only meeting, a meeting for beginners, a 12-step meeting, or something else, members will welcome you. A majority of meeting time is allocated for members to share their experiences in recovery, but sharing is not required in any meeting; you may share when you feel ready to do so. The communities in AA meetings Wisconsin are eager to accept you to their ranks. You may also be interested in conventional rehabilitation programs as part of your recovery journey. Whether you are looking for a detox, outpatient, or inpatient program, we have a 24/7 helpline where you can speak to a specialist for more information. Call today for a confidential conversation.