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Meeting Schedule

Richfield Bloomington Alano Meeting Schedule

Sunday

10:00 am - Squad 6G 

Relapse Prevention AA Discussion 

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes: Meeting  start time has moved from 10:30 am to 10:00 am

11:00 am 

Speaker Meeting AA

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes: 

6:00 pm - Squad 6E

AA Discussion Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

Monday

6:00 pm - Squad 7G

Big Book's Greatest Hits AA

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome
 

Tuesday

10:30 am - Squad 1F

AA Discussion Meeting

Closed - Alcoholics Only

Men's Meeting 

Notes:

10:30 am - Squad 1G

Step & Traditions AA

Closed - Alcoholics Only

Women's Meeting

Notes:

6:00 pm - Squad 1Y

Beginner's Meeting AA Discussion

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

6:00 pm - Squad 1D

AA Women's Group

Open Meeting

Women Only

Notes: This meeting was formerly Squad 3D held on Thursday Nights

7:30 pm - Squad 1A

Pizza Meeting AA Discussion 

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

Wednesday

6:00 pm - Squad 2D

AA Discussion Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

6:00 pm - Squad 2E

AA Discussion Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

6:00 pm - Al-Anon Women's Wednesday Night Welcomers

Al-Anon

Closed to Women of Al-Anon

Women's meeting

Notes:  

6:00 pm - Squad F Serenity Seekers

Al-Anon

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:  

7:30 pm - Squad 2B Cross Addiction 

Alcoholics Anonymous

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:  

Thursday

6:00 pm - Squad 3F

AA Discussion Meeting

Closed - Alcoholics Only

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

6:00 pm - Squad 3C Serenity Sisters

AA Step and Tradition Meeting

Open to All

Women's Meeting

Notes:

8:00 pm - Squad 3A

AA Discussion Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

8:00 pm - Squad 3B

AA Discussion Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

10:00 pm - Squad 3D Candlelight Meditation Meeting

AA Candlelight Meditation Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

Friday

10:30 am - Squad 4E

AA Discussion Meeting

Closed - Alcoholics Only

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

6:00 pm - Squad 4J

Big Book Study AA

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

10:00 pm - Squad 4G

Lava Lamp Candle Light AA Discussion Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes: 

Saturday

10:30 am - Squad 5C

Feelings & Discussions Group AA

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes: Active, please wear mask

6:00 pm - Squad 5D

AA Discussion Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

8:00 pm - Squad 5A

AA Discussion Meeting

Open to All

Mixed - Men & Women Welcome

Notes:

 

Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings for Sobriety
 

Richfield Bloomington Alano offers several meeting formats. Closed Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are limited to those who are seeking help for a drinking problem and consider themselves Alcoholics. Open AA meetings are open to Alcoholics, nonalcoholics and anyone who is interested in learning what Alcoholics Anonymous is and how AA works. At Alcoholics Anonymous speaker meetings, an AA member shares their story detailing what brought them to the program and how their lives have changed because of the program. Most meetings held at Richfield Bloomington Alano are considered discussion meetings, during which members take turns sharing thoughts on open topics or a topic selected by the group. Members share their experience, strength and hope freely and are never required to speak. Some of our squads offer an online AA meetings support group. Richfield Bloomington Alano also has Al-anon meetings scheduled throughout the week which offer support to anyone with a family member or friend who struggles with addiction. Step and Big Book meetings discuss the Alcoholics Anonymous 12 Steps and sections from the Big Book of AA. Please note speaker, discussion, Al-anon, and Step/Big Book meetings can be either open or closed.  

 

The Big Book of AA and the Alcoholics Anonymous 12 Steps offer a spiritual solution to the problem of addiction which is discussed during AA meetings. Alcoholics Anonymous members are not required to align themselves with any particular religion, however, most learn the importance of giving their lives over to a higher power. In meetings our members discuss the idea of being powerless over alcohol, seeking guidance from a spiritual being, clearing away the wreckage of their pasts, embracing spirituality in all aspects of their lives, and the importance of sharing this information with others. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are made up of a fellowship of individuals who help each other stay sober and live meaningful lives.

What's an AA meeting like?

What's an AA meeting like?

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Questions About RBA Meetings? rbaalano@gmail.com

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