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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
7:00 AM Ballantyne Acceptance Group Harrison United Methodist Church Online 15008 Lancaster Hwy Pineville Big Book   Closed Meeting   English +   Wheelchair Access
7:00 AM New Beginnings Ballantyne Light of Christ Church 9106 Bryant Farms Rd Charlotte Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:30 AM Low Bottom Low Bottom Club (Old Belk Bldg.) 200 N Stewart St Monroe English   Newcomer   Open Meeting
8:00 AM Early Bird Zoom Early Bird Zoom Online Rock Hill, SC 29730 Rock Hill Discussion   English   Open Meeting
11:30 AM Sober Mamas Matthews United Methodist Church Online 801 S Trade St Matthews English   Newcomer   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access   Women's Meeting
12:00 PM STONECREST GROUP St. Matthew's Catholic Church Online 8015 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy Charlotte Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM MONROE NOON GROUP Bridge To Recovery 2111 Stafford St Ext Monroe Discussion   English   Open Meeting
12:00 PM SUNSET GROUP Off Sunset Drive 1010 McManus St Monroe Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Smoking Permitted
12:00 PM Hartsville A. A. Hut 310 McFarland St Hartsville 12 Steps & 12 Traditions   Big Book   Closed Meeting +   English
12:00 PM Noon Meeting On The Hill Sisk Memorial Baptist Church 115 Massey St Fort Mill Discussion   English   Open Meeting
12:00 PM Horseshoe St. Davids Episcopal Church 605 Polo Rd Columbia Discussion   English   Men's Meeting +   Open Meeting
12:00 PM Horseshoe St. Davids Episcopal Church 605 Polo Rd Columbia Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Women's Meeting
12:00 PM New Beginnings Ballantyne Light of Christ Church 9106 Bryant Farms Rd Charlotte Discussion   English   Open Meeting
12:00 PM Camden Meeting Place 1104 Church St Camden Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
12:00 PM Lancaster Downtown The Plyler Cabin 1285 Old Charlotte Rd Lancaster English   Newcomer   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
5:30 PM The Way Home Covenant Presbyterian Church 1830 Celanese Rd Rock Hill Closed Meeting   Discussion   English +   Wheelchair Access
5:30 PM THE WAY HOME GROUP Providence Presbyterian Church Online 10140 Providence Church Ln Charlotte Concurrent with Al-Anon   English   Newcomer +   Open Meeting   Step Meeting   Wheelchair Access
5:30 PM Primary Purpose Grace Lutheran Church 426 Oakland Ave Rock Hill Discussion   English   Open Meeting
5:30 PM Came To Believe Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church 421 Oakland Ave Rock Hill Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
6:00 PM Hartsville A. A. Hut 310 McFarland St Hartsville Closed Meeting   Discussion   English

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Kershaw, South Carolina AA Meetings

Kershaw is a relatively small town in South Carolina’s Lancaster County region. Due to the population size, there aren’t very many AA meetings in Kershaw. However, there are several other AA meetings in South Carolina that residents can attend. The History of AA traces its origins back to 1935, when Dr. Robert Smith and Bill Wilson founded the organization. The original goal of AA was to provide a solution to AUD. The founders’ mission was to support those with AUD in their recovery journey and help them build relationships with their peers. Since then, the organization has become a global phenomenon, with meetings in more than 180 countries. AA’s founding principles were revolutionary. It challenged the conventionalities of certain organizational structures. They placed emphasis on traditions and local autonomy, and eschewed central authority. They also avoided such practices as property ownership and soliciting outside influences. Although AA is not a religious organization or medical organization, it is the largest international recovery organization. In the late 1960s, the organization expanded beyond its American borders and became truly international. You can find listings of AA meetings in Kershaw in this directory. For help finding formal rehab treatment that is not available through AA meetings in South Carolina, call our specialists today.

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