Action Is the Key

We are an eclectic group of men and women in various stages of sobriety; some a few days, some a few months, some a few years, and some a few decades. We've all had different experiences and taken different paths, but we have all found our way here for the same reason. We accept that the key to sobriety is in taking the simple actions stated in the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. Each week, a volunteer 'speaker' initiates a discussion based on the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions. We rotate through, one a week. Additionally, the 'speaker' will offer a discussion topic of their choice for members' thoughts. All members are encouraged to share their experience, strength, and hope relative to the topics that week.

In addition to those topics, members may also discuss whatever might be on their minds; a thought, a fear, a success, an anecdote, or just talk about how they're feeling that day. We enjoy lots of chat, cross talk, and clean humor. We take our sobriety seriously but not ourselves. We have great camaraderie, we like each other, support one another, and therefore, personal criticism of others or arguments is not tolerated. We are here to find serenity and sobriety, not conflict.

The only requirement to be here is a desire to stop drinking. Remember, Action Is The Key!

If this approach to sobriety appeals to you, and you are willing to share your experience, strength, and hope on each topic, each week, or if you have questions, please join us.

To join us, or for further information, please contact Scout

We are an email meeting for alcoholics, who encourages sharing of both AA related material and general conversation. We feel that by being somewhat aware of the happenings in each others lives we can best learn how to apply AA's principles in all our affairs.

This is an excellent group for those who want to be in a close-knit group. We are serious about recovery, but we try not to take ourselves too seriously.

We as a group adhere to the 12 Traditions. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. This group will be free from harassment or flaming.

A place to achieve and share recovery from alcohol addiction that is fully accepting of non-belief in God.

Our only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

If you can't stop drinking no matter how hard you try, if you need to stop drinking for good, if you're new to sobriety, or if you have questions about Alcoholics Anonymous, then we can help. We want to share our experience, strength, and hope with anyone suffering from alcoholism, and share with you how we have recovered through Alcoholics Anonymous.

A variety of email and chat meetings chaired by solidly sober people ... lots of sobriety ... 24/7 ... and newcomers are always welcome!

Closed meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, founded by a Delawarean who loves to meet AAers from all parts. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. Membership does have to be approved by the group's moderator and approval depends only on a reply to an automatic message sent to all who attempt to join and which asks only about your adherence to the third tradition. If you don't know what the third tradition is, just tell me why you want to be a member of AADelawareOnline. If you don't want to drink anymore, we would love to have you as a member of our group.

We are voice chat room for recovering alcoholics. It is a closed meeting and we have protocols that we follow, When you come in an admin will ask you to id yourself in IM. Please answer them. This way we try to keep it safe. We have over 80 members online and are still growing.

We meet 7 days a week, 8.30 Easteren USA time.

Go to www.paltalk.com; get yourself a nic; and then go to health issues click on health then overcoming addictions.

AA Fellowsip is a group of recovering alcoholics helping each other stay sober by sharing our ES&H. The only requirement to join us is a desire to stop drinking.

We are a group of fun loving alcoholics who are serious about the solution that we have found by actively working the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. We utilize the steps; we do not analyze them. We are unified by the spirit of our fellowship in recovery, and we are strengthened by regularly sharing our experience, strength, and hope with each other. We adhere to the Twelve Traditions and we have fun in the process.

Though sharing on the weekly topic is expected, we have a lot of fun-spirited crosstalk and off-topic discussions. Personal criticism or flaming of any kind is strictly prohibited. We look at Principles, not Personalities.

If you have decided you want what we have and are willing to share on a weekly basis, then give us a try. Come, be a part of our joyful journey.

Contact Janice S. at the email address below.

Oriented towards agnostic, atheist, freethinker, and secular humanists in recovery. No prayer format. We meet regularly online. For more information, contact: