AA meetings in Glenville, MN

16 inside 10 miles, across 2 cities. Every row says which town it is in and how far.

There is at least one listed every day of the week, including Sunday, which is the thinnest day here with 1 meeting.

Most of what is listed is closed rather than open: 4 closed against 3 open. Closed means it is for people who want to stop drinking themselves.

One, and everything it runs is listed above. A group is the set of people who hold a meeting, so one group can account for several entries in the week.

The listed start times run from 10.30am onwards. Times come from the groups themselves and do move, so it is worth checking before a long drive.

Most run for an hour and start and finish on time. Members talk about ninety meetings in ninety days as a suggestion, not a rule, and the fellowship has never made it one. An hour is the usual length and ninety minutes is the long end of it.

No. It asks nothing about what you believe, at the door or later. Secular and agnostic meetings exist specifically for people who find the language a barrier, and the table says so where a group does. The schedule above gives the venue for each one.

No. There is no going round the room and no turn you have to take. A lot of what makes a meeting useful happens while you are listening rather than talking. The labels in the table above say which rooms are which.