Find AA meetings in Pawnee City, Nebraska to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in Nebraska 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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Pawnee City is a city in the county of Pawnee County, Nebraska that has nothing to do with the fictional city in the classic show Parks and Recreation. There are AA meetings in Pawnee City, as well as other AA meetings in Nebraska, to help those in the area who have alcohol use disorder. These meetings come in all shapes and sizes. Agendas vary, but generally they are led by a senior member in the group who typically starts by reading the AA preamble. The preamble explains, in high-level detail, the basics of AA. You’ll hear that AA is not associated with any religious group, professional organization, political party and more. AA strives to be entirely membership-driven and independent. You will also learn that AA does not charge its members any dues or fees and that the only requirement for joining AA is having the desire to stop using alcohol. After the preamble, a member will often lead the group in the Serenity Prayer. Keep in mind that while AA might seem fairly Christian, it is independent from any religion and many atheists and agnostics have benefited from AA. If you are looking for formal rehab options outside of AA meetings in Pawnee City, call our specialists today.
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