The only requirement for A.A. membership is a desire to stop drinking.
WELCOME TO
A.A. NATCHITOCHES DISTRICT 6
WEEKLY MEETING SCHEDULE
District 6
MANY
Monday 6pm at 580 Main St. *Open
Wednesday 6pm at 580 Main St. *Open
Thursday 6pm 660 Hwy. 1215 *Open
Friday 6pm at 580 Main St. *Open
Saturday 6pm 660 Hwy 1215 *Open
NATCHEZ
Wednesday 7:00pm at 3659 Old River Road (St. Anne Catholic Church ) *Open
NATCHITOCHES
Monday 7pm at 220 Amulet St. *Open
Tuesday 7pm at 220 Amulet St. *Open
Thursday 7pm at 220 Amulet St. *Open
Friday 7pm at 220 Amulet St. *Open
2nd Saturday-Women- 9am at 220 Amulet **Closed
Saturday 10am at 220 Amulet St. *Closed
Saturday 7pm at 220 Amulet St. *Open
Sunday 2pm at 212 Medical Dr. *Open
Sunday 7pm at 212 Medical Dr. *Open
* Open meetings are open to anyone, including family or friends of an alcoholic.
Closed meetings are open to alcoholics or people with a drinking problem.
** Step Sisters Group is a women-only group.
District 6 Monthly General Service Meeting
First Sunday 3:10pm at 212 Medical Dr. (after 2pm meeting)
Group Conscience Meetings:
Natchitoches’ Truth or Consequences Group – Last Tuesday 6:30
Many Harbour Group – First Monday
Sobriety Anniversaries:
Natchitoches’ Truth or Consequences Group – Last Tuesday 6pm‐eat 7pm‐speaker(s).
Many Harbour Group – Last Wednesday 6pm‐eat 7pm‐speaker(s).
Natchez - Last Hope Group - Last Wednesday 7pm
LOCATION DETAILS:
NATCHITOCHES
220 Amulet Street (Office of First United Methodist Church)
212 Medical Drive (CAD Building)
NATCHEZ
3659 Old River Road
MANY
580 Main Street
660 Hwy. 1215
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