We work a step and a tradition each week. There is also open discussion on current events affecting a person's recovery. A fairly informal group of recovering Alcoholics that stress support and growth.

This is a closed meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. We ask that each person affirm the Third Tradition.

We are a group of men and women dedicated to the beliefs of Alcoholics Anonymous and to the legacy that our founders left us.

Rarely have we seen a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path.

We have open discussions about recovery and weekly & monthly topics. Welcome to our forum.

We are a group of sober alcoholics who love sobriety and we have been blessed with this freedom by the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. Our lives are enriched by working the A.A. program and by sharing our experience, strength, and hope with one another.

Our primary purpose is to carry this message to alcoholics who still suffer, and we are encouraged by the friendships we have developed in our recovery. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. We adhere to the 12 Traditions and have fun in doing so.

We encourage all to share on the weekly discussion topic but we also encourage fun and friendly cross talk and off topic discussions. We post a monthly Roll Call to maintain a current and accurate membership list and we are currently limited to 30 members. Personal criticism or antagonistic behavior will not be tolerated.

Can't stop drinking no matter how hard you try; you have a desire to stop drinking; you’re new to sobriety; or have questions about Alcoholics Anonymous -- we can help.

This group is based on the 12-Step recovery program of Alcoholics Anonymous, and to help the newcomer we will be working steps 1, 2, and 3 on a monthly basis. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. "If you have decided you want what we have and are willing to go to any length to get it -- then you are ready to take certain steps."

This group has limited membership, to stay in the group, you must be an active posting member. There is no room for half measures.

We are an online community dedicated to recovery from alcoholism using the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. We believe in upholding the traditions of AA, and strive to help those who still suffer.

We have open chat, as well as open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous and email meetings. Chat meetings take place at 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. EST.

Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help others to recover from alcoholism.

Above All Else is an open discussion email group. The only requirment for membership is a desire to stop drinking.
Every week one of our members posts a topic for discussion. Members are free to discuss the topic whenever they wish throughout the week. There may also be discussion on other issues as well, such as how a member’s week is going or problems and issues which have arisen. Sometimes members will share on different events in their lives such as hobbies, etc. Generally, though, the discussions are related to recovery from alcoholism. We invite you join us, by sending an email to the contact below.

We are a closed email meeting for men and women who have found the solution to our alcoholism in the program of Alcoholics Anonymous.

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

Each week we share on a step or a tradition and a question/topic submitted by a member. We share our gratitudes and our sorrows. We celebrate AA birthdays, share laughs, and the ups and downs of clean and sober living.

We encourage fun and friendly cross talk and off topic discussions. We take our recovery seriously, but not ourselves.

Although we are not affiliated with AA World Service, we do our best to adhere to the traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous. The group is moderated to protect your anonymity.

We do not tolerate criticism or flaming. Our purpose is to provide a supportive place for sharing our experience, strength and hope with each other.
If you would like to participate in the new beginnings of this group, please give us a try!

All suggestions are welcome! This is YOUR group!

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.