AA meetings in Unionville, MO

Every AA meeting in Unionville, listed by day, time and format. Use the filters to find one that fits you.

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Unionville AA meeting schedule

Grouped by day. All times are Unionville time. Meetings change, so check with the group before you travel a long way.

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Every one of them is free and you can walk into any of them.

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Who can attend

Showing 1 of 1 meetings in Unionville.

What these mean

Open
Anyone may attend, including family, friends and people who are simply curious. Nobody has to say why they came.

Monday1 meeting

Monday AA meetings in Unionville, earliest first.
TimeMeeting
8:00 pmUnionville Group110 N 19th St, Unionville, MO 63565
Open

1 group in Unionville

A group is the set of people who run a meeting. Most run more than one a week.

  • Unionville Group1 meeting a week

Questions about AA in Unionville

How many AA meetings are there in Unionville?

One listed meeting, run by Unionville Group. A single meeting is normal for a town this size, and it still counts as a week if you go every time.

Can I go to a meeting in Unionville if I am not sure I am an alcoholic?

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.

How many AA groups are there in Unionville?

One group, Unionville Group, and it is linked above with everything it runs.

Is what I say at a meeting kept private?

No. First names are the custom and even that is not asked of a visitor. It is a tradition rather than a law, so it rests on the people present rather than on a policy. A lot of people find the second visit easier than the first for exactly this reason.

Are AA meetings open to people who do not drink?

Yes, and bringing someone is common enough that nobody will remark on it. Going yourself is a common first step when the person you are worried about is not ready. A larger open meeting is easier to attend as a visitor than a small one.

What are the twelve steps?

The part people mean when they talk about working the steps. Several of them involve looking honestly at past behavior and putting right what can be put right, which is the slow part. If you want to know what a step meeting is like, go to one and listen.

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