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This AA meeting is virtual via a conference call using the phone number and access code shown at the top of this page. This literature based meeting occurs daily at 7:30 am EST and continues for an hour. Anyone with a desire not to drink is welcome. On Fridays, our virtual meeting is supplemented by an in person meeting in Atlanta’s Grant Park. Here are the details about where we meet on Fridays rain or shine. This meeting contributes to AA at the Atlanta Central Office, District, Area, and General Service Office.

You can contribute electronically via VENMO using @gugogs .

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Spirituality, Humility and Me – A.A. Cleveland By Tim B.

As I write this story, I think back to what I was doing thirty-five years ago today. On that day—October 7th—a friend drove me to my first AA meeting. I was a beaten-down, empty shell of a person, and out of answers. I was sick and tired of being sick and tired, and I finally admitted…

Self-Pity: A Barrier to Lasting Sobriety – A.A. District 2 Alabama June 2024 By Anonymous

Self-pity is one of the most insidious obstacles to lasting sobriety. Both Dr. Bob Smith and Bill Wilson, the co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), frequently discussed the detrimental effects of self-pity on alcoholics. In the pages of the Big Book, “Dr. Bob and the Good Oldtimers,” and various articles in the Grapevine, they highlighted how…

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