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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
6:30 AM Downtown AA Downtown Alano 520 Robert St N Downtown Closed Meeting   English   Step Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
6:30 AM Hour Of Power Group Hour Of Power Group #662963 921 Selby Ave Saint Paul English   Open Meeting
6:30 AM Hour of Power Saint Paul's United Church of Christ 900 Summit Ave Summit Hill Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
6:30 AM Hour Of Power Group Saint Paul Hour Of Power Group #662963 921 Selby Avenue Saint Paul English   Open Meeting
6:30 AM Sahara Sunrise Sahara Club 3408 Dakota Ave S St. Louis Park Child-Friendly   English   Open Meeting +   Step Meeting
6:30 AM Solutions on Second/S.O.S. Solutions on Second/S.O.S. 2520 N 2nd St Minneapolis Closed Meeting   English   Speaker +   Step Meeting
6:30 AM Hour of Power Hour of Power Online St Paul, MN 55101 Saint Paul Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
7:00 AM Meditation At Peace Meditation At Peace 6345 Xerxes Avenue South Minneapolis Meditation   Open Meeting   Step Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
7:00 AM Dunn Sober Dunn Bros. Coffee Shop Online 329 W 15th St Minneapolis Closed Meeting   English
7:00 AM Squad 00 No Opinion Alano Society of Minneapolis 2218 1st Ave S Minneapolis English   Open Meeting   Speaker +   Step Meeting
7:00 AM It’s 7AM Somewhere Claddagh Coffee Café Online 608 West Seventh Street, Saint Paul, MN 55102 Saint Paul Closed Meeting   English   Step Meeting
7:00 AM 12×12 Friday Morning North East Recovery Room 516 NE Lowry Ave Minneapolis English   Open Meeting
7:00 AM New Freedom Westwood Community Church 3121 Westwood Dr Excelsior Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 AM Stillwater Morning Groups Trinity Lutheran Church 115 4th St N Stillwater Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:30 AM Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes Bloomington Groups 9613 Girard Ave S Bloomington Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:30 AM Main Idea AA First Baptist Church of Saint Paul 235 9th St E Downtown Big Book   Closed Meeting   English
7:30 AM Mary N’s AA Group Oak Knoll Lutheran Church (west End of Bldg) Online 610 Hopkins Crossroad Minnetonka Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
7:30 AM Main Idea Group Main Idea Group #173489 499 Wacouta St Saint Paul Big Book   Closed Meeting   English
7:30 AM Fireside Women’s Groups Fireside Women's Groups Online St Paul, MN 55101 Saint Paul Closed Meeting   English   Meditation +   Women's Meeting
8:00 AM Midway AA Midway Club 1161 Sherburne Ave Saint Paul Closed Meeting   English   Step Meeting +   Wheelchair Access

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Rogers, Minnesota AA Meetings

Rogers is a suburb located northwest of the Twin Cities (Minneapolis/Saint Paul), Minnesota, area in Hennepin County. As with most cities in the U.S., Rogers is home to its fair share of people struggling with alcohol addiction. Those who live in the local area who are struggling with substance use disorder may be interested in finding AA meetings in Rogers. If you have never attended an AA Minnesota meeting in the past, you may be asking yourself, “what is the AA recovery program?” The program is based on the 12-Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), written in the “Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous” in 1939. The steps are considered a set of spiritual principles that, if followed, will bring about living a sober life of honesty, hope and courage. Newcomers are instantly required to adopt the 12-Steps into their belief system if they have a hesitation about the willingness to do so. Instead, the program asks that new members keep an open mind and “keep coming back.” Reading AA literature, listening to other AA members tell their stories of recovery, and regularly going to meetings is an expectation of most AA groups. Of course, newcomers must also have a desire to quit using alcohol as well.

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