Find AA Meetings in Winooski, Vermont

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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
6:30 AM Wicked Early Group Faith United Methodist Church 899 Dorset St Burlington
7:00 AM Awakenings Group Awakenings Group 1 Durkee St Plattsburgh Daily Reflections   Discussion   English +   Open Meeting   Wheelchair Access
7:30 AM Early Bird Meeting Temple Sinai 500 Swift St Burlington
8:00 AM Good Morning Good Morning Online Burlington, VT Burlington Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Step Meeting   Tradition Study
8:00 AM Early Risers Group First United Methodist Church 21 Buell St Burlington English   Open Meeting   Step Meeting +   Tradition Study
12:00 PM There is a Solution Turning Point 182 Lake St Saint Albans City Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM Five Corners Zoom Room Five Corners Zoom Room Online Essex Junction, Essex, VT Essex English   Living Sober   Open Meeting
12:00 PM The Nooner Turning Point Center 179 S Winooski Ave Burlington Discussion   English   Literature +   Open Meeting   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM Ambush Meeting First United Methodist Church 21 Buell St Burlington Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Speaker   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM Brown Bag Group Congregational Church 39 Main St Essex English   Living Sober   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM Happy, Joyous and Free Group – Open Discussion Community Church 3583 Waterbury Stowe Rd Waterbury Center Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM KISS Group KISS Group 14 Dormitory Dr Plattsburgh Discussion   English   Living Sober +   Open Meeting   Wheelchair Access
12:00 PM Women’s Caring & Sharing Meeting All Saint's Church Online 1250 Spear St Burlington
5:30 PM Queen City Sobriety College Street Congregational Church 265 College St Burlington Big Book   Closed Meeting   English +   Wheelchair Access
6:00 PM Burlington’s Not a Glum Lot Pride Center 255 S Champlain St Burlington Discussion   English   LGBTQ+ +   Open Meeting
6:00 PM Spiritual Foundations Online Group Spiritual Foundations Online Group Online 1 Durkee St Plattsburgh Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Temporary Closure
6:30 PM There is a Solution First Baptist Church 29 Congress St Saint Albans City Big Book   Discussion   English +   Open Meeting
6:30 PM Gratitude Garage Beginners Meeting Gratitude Garage 8 Saxon Hill Rd Essex Big Book   English   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
6:30 PM Friday Night Men’s Meeting Universalist Unitarian Church 152 Pearl St Burlington Closed Meeting   Discussion   English +   Men's Meeting   Wheelchair Access
7:00 PM Friday Night Group St Paul's Episcopal Church 6 Park St Vergennes Discussion   English   Open Meeting

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Winooski, Vermont AA Meetings

Winooski is a city in Chittenden County, Vermont, located on the Winooski River. For those with alcohol addiction who live or work in the local area, you may be interested in our online database of AA meetings in Winooski. Newcomers to the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) program may have many questions about the program. For example, many beginners are curious to find out what “higher power (HP)” means. A higher power is something a person has faith in that is considered more significant than an individual. For many people, an HP is God or some other deity. But there does not necessarily need to be any religious affiliation when a person identifies an HP. The AA Traditions clearly state that AA has no religious affiliation. Those who are atheists or agnostics are welcome to join any AA group and attend AA meetings VT. Many AA group members who are not religious have defined their personal HP as their connection with something greater than themselves; this connection could be to nature or even a relationship with other AA group members. Spirituality is an essential aspect of recovery because it can lend itself to a feeling that you are not alone, to a sense of hope for the future, as well as an overall sense of acceptance and wellbeing.

AA Meetings in Nearby Cities

Not finding the meeting you are looking for in Winooski? Find other AA meetings in Vermont for more times, types and availabilities.

Burlington ( 2.4 Miles Away)
Essex ( 5.6 Miles Away)
Colchester ( 6.5 Miles Away)
Williston ( 11.1 Miles Away)
Shelburne ( 12.6 Miles Away)
Milton ( 15.1 Miles Away)
Hinesburg ( 17.4 Miles Away)
Richmond ( 18.0 Miles Away)
South Hero ( 18.0 Miles Away)
Underhill ( 19.5 Miles Away)
Charlotte ( 20.1 Miles Away)
Keeseville ( 23.4 Miles Away)
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