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    The Open Meeting has a chairperson, who conducts the progress of the meeting. Those who take part in the meeting have been chosen beforehand, so a newcomer need not feel intimidated. Meetings in Hamilton generally begin with a moment of silence, followed by The Serenity Prayer.

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  2. An A.A. meeting may take one of several forms, but at any meeting you will find alcoholics talking about what drinking did to their lives, their relationships, and their personalities; what actions they took to help themselves; and how they are living their lives today.

  3. 24 Hour Telephone Answering Service: Alcoholics Anonymous. (905) 522-8392 (Hamilton Area) (905) 631-8784 (Burlington, Oakville Area) Family members and friends of problem drinkers can contact: Alanon (905) 522-1733 (Hamilton Area) More Contacts.

  4. 31 North Union Street, Live And Let Live Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting in Hamilton, NJ. FindRecovery.com the most comprehensive directory of AA Meetings.

  5. This is a meeting finder, managed by the Alcoholics Anonymous General Service Office that lists over 100,000 weekly meetings and is updated daily. Meeting Guide App.

  6. A.A. meetings are held in-person, online, or on the telephone. The members of each meeting decide when, where, and how often they will meet. In-person meetings happen in a variety of places where a room can be rented. Meetings occur in places such as: office buildings; churches; treatment centers

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  8. Dec 22, 2022 · Meetings in Hamilton generally begin with a moment of silence, followed by The Serenity Prayer. The chairperson or someone s/he has chosen then reads the Preamble What is AA, qualifies briefly as an alcoholic, notes the importance of anonymity, and may mention that AA is a spiritual, as distinct from a religious, program of recovery.

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