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.

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 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.

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.

This group of A.A. attempts to maintain a tradition of free expression, and conduct a meeting where alcoholics may feel free to express any doubts or disbeliefs they may have, and to share their own personal form of spiritual experience, their search for it, or their rejection of it. We do not endorse or oppose any form of religion or atheism. Our only wish is to assure suffering alcoholics that they can find sobriety in A.A. without having to accept anyone else's beliefs or having to deny their own.

Our meeting is open to one and all, Buddhists, Taoists, Humanists, Apostates, Apatheists, Agnostics, Atheists and seeker are all found here.

AA Friends World Wide (AAFWW) is an English-language, closed, general-discussion group of Alcoholics Anonymous by email mailing list. AAFWW is an international AA group with members from around the world. The meeting goes on 24/7. We welcome anyone with a desire to stay sober and help others to achieve sobriety. We adhere to the Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous.