AA meetings in Montpelier, ID
Every AA meeting in Montpelier, listed by day, time and format. Use the filters to find one that fits you.
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- Montpelier Group/bear Lake Bookies270 N 8th St, Montpelier, IDSpeakerOpenWheelchair Access
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Montpelier AA meeting schedule
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- Anyone may attend, including family, friends and people who are simply curious. Nobody has to say why they came.
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- The room can be reached and used in a wheelchair.
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| Time | Meeting |
|---|---|
| 7:30 pm | Montpelier Group/bear Lake Bookies270 N 8th St, Montpelier, ID SpeakerOpenWheelchair Access |
1 group in Montpelier
A group is the set of people who run a meeting. Most run more than one a week.
- Montpelier Group/bear Lake Bookies1 meeting a week
Questions about AA in Montpelier
How many AA meetings are there in Montpelier?
One listed meeting, run by Montpelier Group/bear Lake Bookies. A single meeting is normal for a town this size, and it still counts as a week if you go every time.
What is the difference between an open and a closed meeting in Montpelier?
1 is marked open here. An open meeting is the safe first choice if you are not sure, and they are labeled in the table above.
What is the difference between a group and a meeting?
One group, Montpelier Group/bear Lake Bookies, and it is linked above with everything it runs.
Are the AA meetings in Montpelier wheelchair accessible?
1 of the meetings listed here is marked wheelchair accessible. Where a row says nothing it means the group has not filled that in, so it is worth a call either way.
Is AA religious?
No. Belief is not a condition of anything here. What members take that to mean varies enormously, people who hold no belief at all attend in numbers, and nobody is asked to profess anything. That variation holds across Idaho as much as in Montpelier.
Is anyone allowed to go to an AA meeting?
Nobody checks, and nobody is turned away for being unsure. There is nothing to prove on the way in. That is true in every room on this page.
How do people choose between the meetings in Montpelier?
An open meeting, and preferably a larger one. A step meeting is heavier going on a first visit than a discussion meeting. Arriving early gives you the easiest seat to take.