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Find AA meetings in Benwood, West Virginia to help you on your road to recovery. Our comprehensive directory of AA meetings in West Virginia 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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12:00 PM Friday Noon Group Wheeling Friday Noon Group 141 Kruger Street Wheeling
7:00 PM Friday Night Beginners Group Wheeling Friday Night Beginners Group 1409 Chapline Street Wheeling
8:30 PM Live and Let Live Group Wheeling Live & Let Live Group 141 Kruger Street Wheeling
8:30 PM Saint Clairsville Friday Night Feeling Group Saint Clairsville Friday Night Feeling Group 238 South Marietta Street Saint Clairsville
8:30 PM Friday Feelings Group Friday Feelings Group Ohio 9 Saint Clairsville

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Benwood, West Virginia AA meetings

Benwood is a city in Marshall County, West Virginia; the town is part of the Wheeling, West Virginia metropolitan statistical area. If you live or work near Marshall County and are searching for a local addiction recovery program, our online directory of AA meetings in Benwood may help.

Newcomers to the Alcohol Anonymous program may be interested to learn that the most important person at an AA meeting is the beginner. Why is this? The founders of AA discovered early on in their recovery process that unless they helped others suffering from alcohol addiction, they couldn’t maintain long-term sobriety. Therefore, the very purpose of the program evolved as one that helps the newcomer get sober and stay sober.

In the primary text of AA, called The Big Book, it says that the original purpose of AA is for newcomers to hear the message. The message includes members’ stories, including their experience, strength, and hope in recovery. When you step into the rooms of West Virginia Alcoholics Anonymous, you will hear these recovery stories, as well as directions on how to work the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous to stay sober. You will have an opportunity to work with an AA sponsor. A sponsor is a mentor that helps newcomers learn how to integrate that 12 Steps into daily life.

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AA Meetings in Nearby Cities

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

Bellaire (2.8 Miles Away)
Shadyside (4.9 Miles Away)
Wheeling (5.6 Miles Away)
Martins Ferry (9.4 Miles Away)
Moundsville (10.3 Miles Away)
Saint Clairsville (17.1 Miles Away)
West Alexander (20.8 Miles Away)
Belmont (27.8 Miles Away)
Wellsburg (30.5 Miles Away)
Mingo Junction (31.4 Miles Away)
Flushing (33.6 Miles Away)
Prosperity (36.1 Miles Away)

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