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AA Meetings

Welcome to our AA Meeting Page! Here you will get information about AA Meetings within Gulu and around Uganda. We invite you to join us for our meetings. Come experience the warmth of fellowship today.

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About AA Meetings

Alcoholics Anonymous is established in approximately 180 countries. The people in each group get together, usually once or twice a week, to hold AA meetings, of two main types:

  1. OPEN MEETINGS: Speakers tell how they drank, how they discovered AA, and how its program has helped them. Members may bring relatives or friends, and usually anyone interested in AA is also welcome to attend “open meetings” as an observer. Only Alcoholics may share.

  2. CLOSED MEETINGS: For alcoholics only. These are group discussions, and any members who want to may speak up, to ask questions and to share their thoughts with fellow members. At “closed meetings,” AAs can get help with personal problems in staying sober and in everyday living. Some other AAs can explain how they have already handled the same problems — often by using one or more of the Twelve Steps.

 

There are all varieties of meetings including but not limited to Big Book Studies, Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions, Step Studies, Daily Reflections, Open Discussions, Speaker, Women’s & Men’s, Zoom and Face to Face, AA Literature, Grapevine, as well many others.

Our groups endeavor to provide a safe meeting place for all attendees and encourage a secure and welcoming environment in which our meetings can take place. The formation and operation of an AA group resides with the group conscience. Our common suffering as alcoholics and our common solution in AA transcend most difficulties and help us to create as safe an environment as possible to carry AA’s message of hope and recovery to the still-suffering alcoholic. Remember, at one time we were all where the newcomer is today.

Note:

  • During meetings please share about the topic of discussion while relating to YOUR alcoholism and recovery.

  • Refrain from lecturing, teaching, commenting, participating in another’s sharing and cross-talking.

AA MEETINGS WITHIN GULU

  • Every Tuesdays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm EAT
    Gulu
    Every Tuesdays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm EAT
    Gulu, Q7CV+PX9 Christ Church, Gulu, Uganda
    Every Tuesdays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm EAT
    Gulu, Q7CV+PX9 Christ Church, Gulu, Uganda
    We do recover!
  • Every Fridays from 5:00pm - 6:00pm EAT
    PACTA Rehab, Gulu
    Every Fridays from 5:00pm - 6:00pm EAT
    PACTA Rehab, Gulu, Gulu - Arua, Q767+WGM, Road, Uganda
    Every Fridays from 5:00pm - 6:00pm EAT
    PACTA Rehab, Gulu, Gulu - Arua, Q767+WGM, Road, Uganda
    Sobriety first, last and always!

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