AA meetings in Clark, SD
Every AA meeting in Clark, listed by day, time and format. Use the filters to find one that fits you.
Starting soonall times are Clark time
- UMC AA606 N Commercial St, Clark, SD 57225Closed
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Clark AA meeting schedule
Grouped by day. All times are Clark time. Meetings change, so check with the group before you travel a long way.
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- Closed
- For people who have a desire to stop drinking. If you are not sure that is you, an open meeting is the safe first choice.
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| Time | Meeting |
|---|---|
| 2:00 pm | UMC AA606 N Commercial St, Clark, SD 57225 Closed |
1 group in Clark
A group is the set of people who run a meeting. Most run more than one a week.
- UMC AA1 meeting a week
Questions about AA in Clark
Why is only one meeting listed for Clark?
Just one. That is what the public lists hold for Clark, and the pages for nearby towns are linked below.
Are the AA meetings in Clark open to anyone?
The ones listed here are marked closed, which means they are for people who want to stop drinking rather than for visitors. You do not have to be sure, and nobody checks.
How many AA groups are there in Clark?
One group, UMC AA, and it is linked above with everything it runs.
Is there a fee for AA meetings in Clark?
No. A.A. charges nothing and never has. Nobody in the room is paid to be there, including whoever is chairing it. It is worth checking the time with the group before a long journey.
How do people handle a family member who refuses help?
The sequence most families describe is years rather than weeks. What groups can do is be there on the day, which is the limit of it and also the point of it. Al-Anon often meets in the same buildings as the A.A. meetings listed for Clark.
How do people work the steps?
A sequence people work through slowly, rather than a course with a timetable. Several of them involve looking honestly at past behavior and putting right what can be put right, which is the slow part. Reading them before you go is optional and not expected.