For all who are willing to go to any lengths for victory over alcohol… a daily reprieve is here, every day at 12-noon Pacific Time.
Click the button above by 12 PM PST to connect to our online AA meeting. No password is required to join the meeting.
If you join the meeting more than 10 minutes past the hour, you will likely find yourself in a waiting room temporarily for security purposes. It helps if you identify yourself by first name, last initial + general locale. Please be patient – someone will let you in as soon as possible.
To join by dial-in only, call:
(669) 900-9128 –> ID# 166-876-977
– use *9 (star nine) to a raise your hand to share;
– use *6 to mute & unmute yourself. Welcome!!
Excerpt from the Forward,
4th Edition of the Big Book
of Alcoholics Anonymous (2001)
“While our literature has preserved the integrity of the A.A. message, sweeping changes in society as a whole are reflected in new customs and practices within the Fellowship. Taking advantage of technological advances, for example, A.A. members with computers can participate in meetings online, sharing with fellow alcoholics across the country or around the world. In any meeting, anywhere, A.A.’s share experience, strength, and hope with each other, in order to stay sober and help other alcoholics. Modem-to-modem or face-to-face, A.A.’s speak the language of the heart in all its power and simplicity.”
AA Literature
- A.A. Big Book [PDF]
- A.A. Big Book [Audio]
- The “Twelve & Twelve” [PDF]
- As Bill Sees It [PDF]
- Virtual AA Pamphlet Rack
- _______ DAILY READINGS _______
- How It Works
- The Twelve Traditions
- AA Preamble
- More About Alcoholism
- Daily Reflection
Service Materials
- Meeting Formats
(scroll ↓ below to Service Roster)
- ______________
- Serving as Chairperson
- Service Position Descriptions
- How to Screen Share
- ______________
- Maintaining Safe Meetings
(defending against Zoom intruders – key tools & steps for all tech hosts)
- ______________
- Timer Tone – Ding-Ding
- Timer Tone – Bell Tone
- Zoom Fix for No Timer Tone
- “Time’s Up” Image
New to the A.A. Program?
We link to PDF versions of A.A. literature above (& audio versions if available), but you can get hard copies of both the AA “Big Book” and the Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions at cost at your local AA Central Office. Just do a web search for “your town aa central office.”
Of course, you can also order copies of each from Amazon.com [Big Book | 12 & 12], or through other retailers; just be aware they will cost significantly more.
As a member of Alcoholics Anonymous you will find at times that you need a good, safe, private space to work with another alcoholic for step work, for example. We’ve set up these virtual Zoom rooms just for that purpose. Members of the group may freely use them for AA-related work. We will also use the Service Room for training & review of service position roles & responsibilities.
click to add name/edit roster(automatically saves as you edit the doc)
(right-click, choose “Save Link As”
to save these files to your desktop)
chip as well, a memorable reminder of your early days in sobriety.NOTE: Please fill out and submit this form within a few weeks of each upcoming milestone date. We do not store & proactively search sobriety dates for upcoming member birthdays.
Get information about our business meetings including upcoming agenda topics, minutes of past meetings, treasurer, website and other group reports, general business information and more. Business meetings are held the 2nd Saturday of each month following the regular meeting.
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Other Great Meetings
Here are some links to other groups some of us attend and recommend highly:
Feeling Adventurous?
International AA Meetings(Pacific Time)