Find AA meetings in Crenshaw, Mississippi to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Mississippi includes open, closed, speaker, and other specialized meetings, all of which are designed to help you get sober and remain sober.
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Crenshaw is an interesting city, being a part of both Panola County and Quitman County. It’s relatively small size means there aren’t quite as many AA meetings in Crenshaw as there are in other larger cities. That said, those in Crenshaw should be able to find AA meetings in Mississippi if they so choose. Meetings labeled Open are free for anyone to attend no matter their status with alcohol use disorder. Often newcomers looking to join AA will bring a friend or family member to these types of meetings for moral support. Closed meetings are strictly restricted to AA members. The only requirement for AA membership is the desire to stop using alcohol. AA meeting agendas can vary. Generally, meetings start with a reading of the AA preamble as well as readings from other AA literature such as the Big Book and the 12 Traditions of AA. The 12 steps may also be read out loud. After, the group leader will typically ask if there are any newcomers. Whether or not newcomers identify themselves is entirely up to them. Then the floor is typically opened up for general sharing. While meetings are free to attend, donations are usually taken at some point during the meeting. If you are looking for formal rehab options and more than just AA meetings in Crenshaw, give our specialists a call today.
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