GEORGIA A. A. MEETINGS

Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings, Contacts, Literature and Information

ATHENS A.A. MEETINGS
Athens Area A.A. Intergroup
337 S. Milledge Ave. Suite 219
Athens GA – Telephone: 706 543-0436

ATLANTA A.A. MEETINGS
Atlanta A.A. Central Office
127 Peachtree St # 1310
Atlanta GA – Telephone: 404 525-3178
http://www.atlantaaa.org

AUGUSTA A.A. MEETINGS
12th District A.A. Central Office
Augusta GA – Telephone:
24 Hr Answering Service 706 860-8331
http://www.augustaaa.org

BRUNSWICK A.A. MEETINGS
Glynn County A.A. Intergroup
Brunswick GA – Telephone: 912 265-0892

CHAMBLEE A.A. MEETINGS
Oficina Intergrupal Hispana
3146 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd. #215
Chamblee GA – Telephone: 770 452-0059

COLUMBUS GEORGA A.A. MEETINGS
Phone: 706-327-6078
24 Hour Answering Service
http://www.aacolumbusga.org

DALTON A.A.
Dalton A.A. Intergroup
Dalton GA – Telephone: None reported.

GARDEN CITY A.A. MEETINGS
Oficina Intergrupal De Hilton Head
Garden City GA – Telephone: 843 338-6284

MACON A.A. MEETINGS
Dist. 7 – 24 Hour Answering Service
Macon GA – Telephone: 478 746-6652

SAVANNAH A.A. MEETINGS
Savannah A.A. Intergroup
6555 Abercorn St Suite 110
Savannah GA 31405 – Telephone: 912-356-3688
Office open 9-6 Monday thru Friday
http://www.savannahaa.com

AAWS (Alcoholics Anonymous World Services). AAWS has their own website with online resources, literature and information for A. A. members. We are not AAWS. We encourage you to visit the AAWS website if you have don’t find what you’re looking for here. http://www.aa.org

What is A. A. – Alcoholics Anonymous?

A. A. Meeting Directory

12 Steps Recovery

Gay-Straight-Men-Women etc.
I am responsible, I want the hand of AA to always be there. When someone asks to be sponsored, is it a prerequisite to look at their race, gender or sexual preference to determine if they are qualified for recovery ? How about if the person is willing to go to any lengths to get […]
Powerful Stuff
While paging through the 12 & 12 , I came across some sobering info on page #"174 that is as pertinent today as it was when written. Bill put it simply and precisely ," Unless each A.A. member follows to the best of his ability our suggested Twelve Steps to recovery, he almost certainly signs […]
About A. A. Meetings
The single purpose of ALL A. A. Meetings (Open or Closed Meetings) is for A. A. members to be of service by helping other alcoholics with their problem related to alcoholism. That’s why they are called Alcoholics’ Anonymous.In A. A. History -- meetings had a two fold purpose: 1. A place where the recovering alcoholics […]
What is A. A. Alcoholics Anonymous?
There are four components to A. A. 1. A Fellowship (the members gathering for the purpose of being of service). 2. A recovery program (the 12 Steps) and 3. The book, Alcoholics Anonymous – which describes with precise and specific instructions on How the recovery program of A. A. works. And, How to Recover. https://step12.com/aa/aa-1/what-is-aa-a […]
How to find a local A. A. Meeting?
To find a local A. A. meeting: First, go to this page: https://step12.com/aa/aa-meetings/Then scroll down the page and click or touch the link that has the State name of where you want to find an A. A. meeting.This will take you to a page with A. A. meeting listings — or it will provide you […]
Anxiety and depression help
When I got sober depression and anxiety were major problems for me. And they still are -- if get away from using the 12 Steps to keep in shape.Tony Robbins, his books, videos and seminars were a lot of help for me. When I began to use his version of NLP 'with' AND AS PART […]
God and recovery
We never apologize to anyone for depending upon our Creator. We can laugh at those who think spirituality the way of weakness. Paradoxically, it is the way of strength. A.A. Big Book, page 68
To get over drinking
To get over drinking will require a transformation of thought and attitude. We all had to place recovery above everything, for without recovery we would have lost both home and business. Bill W., Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book, page 143
A Suggested Program
"Here are the steps we took as a suggested program of recovery". This statement has been taken to mean the steps are suggestions only. This has not been my experience nor what I have been taught. The steps, ALL of them, ARE the AA program of recovery.If I wanted the same recovery from alcoholism And […]
My Redemption Story
I have struggled with addiction for 20 years of my life. My drug(s) of choice were Oxycodone and Heroin, but I abused LSD, Cocaine and Methamphetamines. What you are about to read is in short my story. Some or most people would say there are underlying reasons as to why people become addicted to drugs. […]