Find AA Meetings in Man, West Virginia

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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
7:00 PM One Day at a Time Group Boone County Business Development Ctr Ave C Madison Closed Meeting   Discussion   English +   Wheelchair Access
7:30 PM Williamson Serenity Group St. Paul Episcopal Church 410 Prichard St Williamson Discussion   English   Open Meeting

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Man, West Virginia AA Meetings

Man is a town in Logan County, West Virginia. If you live in Logan County and are coping with alcohol addiction, you may be interested in finding AA meetings in Man. Newcomers (beginners) to the West Virginia Alcoholics Anonymous program may wonder how the AA program works. Some people are under the impression that they must be religious to participate in AA. While the 12-Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous is considered a spiritual set of principles, AA has never affiliated with organized religion. The word “spiritual,” as it relates to AA, means something that a person feels connected to (outside of oneself). The meaning of the word spiritual is very individualized. A spiritual connection may involve spending time in nature, meditating, or participating in AA. In AA, members are encouraged to identify a “Higher Power.” Although the word “God” is sometimes linked with the term Higher Power in AA literature, many AA members consider their AA group their Higher Power. AA literature (such as Alcoholics Anonymous: The Big Book) describes “spiritual awakenings” experienced by recovering AA members. A spiritual awakening can differ vastly from person to person. In general terms, a spiritual awakening is a sudden (or sometimes gradual) change in a person’s perspective. When a recovering person sees a situation differently, it can lead to dramatic changes, often resulting in a permanent absence of the desire to drink alcohol.

AA Meetings in Nearby Cities

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

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