Meetings

Meeting Schedule

The meetings in the table below are hosted by the AA Meeting Online group. Online meetings hosted by other groups may be found on the Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous at: OIAA Meeting Directory. NOTE: If you receive a message saying the Meeting ID is invalid, please refresh your browser.

SUNDAY	MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY	SATURDAY
7:30am ET Discussion Zoom link	7:30am ET Discussion Zoom link	7:30am ET Discussion Zoom link	7:30am ET Discussion Zoom link	7:30am ET Discussion Zoom link	7:30am ET Discussion Zoom link	7:30am ET Discussion Zoom link
Noon ET Discussion Zoom link	Noon ET Discussion Zoom link	Noon ET Discussion Zoom link	Noon ET Discussion Zoom link	Noon ET Discussion Zoom link	Noon ET Discussion Zoom link	Noon ET Discussion Zoom link
	6:00pm ET Newcomers Meeting Zoom link		7:00pm ET Big Book (1st 164) Zoom link	7:00pm ET 12 & 12 Zoom link	7:00pm ET Living Sober Zoom link
10:00pm ET Grapevine Zoom link	10:00pm ET Discussion Zoom link	10:00pm ET Discussion Zoom link	10:00pm ET Discussion Zoom link	10:00pm ET Discussion Zoom link	10:00pm ET Discussion Zoom link	10:00pm ET Discussion Zoom link

Use the following information to access meetings on Zoom NOTE: If you receive a message saying the Meeting ID is invalid, please refresh your browser.:

MEETING

Zoom Video Access

Enter Meeting ID and Passcode manually OR click on Zoom link.

For telephone only access, dial 305-224-1968 and use the Meeting ID below. When asked for a Participant ID, press # to skip, then enter the Passcode from list below OR use the autodial link.

To find a phone number local to you, check here: https://us06web.zoom.us/u/kbVFRDkM77.

7:30 AM ET Daily

Meeting ID: 834 2400 2655 Passcode: 868106

Zoom link for 7:30 AM ET Meeting

Meeting ID: 834 2400 2655 Passcode: 868106

Phone only for 7:30 AM ET Meeting (autodial): 3052241968,,,83424002655#,,,,#,,,868106#

Noon ET
Daily

Meeting ID: 878 4443 7840 Passcode: 946215

Zoom link for Noon ET Meeting

Meeting ID: 878 4443 7840 Passcode: 946215

Phone Only for Noon ET Meeting (autodial): 3052241968,,,87844437840#,,,,#,,,946215#

10 PM ET
Daily

Meeting ID: 829 3713 2735 Passcode: 217381

Zoom link for 10 PM ET Meeting

Meeting ID: 829 3713 2735 Passcode: 217381

Phone Only for 10pm ET Meeting (autodial): 3052241968,,,82937132735#,,,,#,,,217381#

Newcomers
Mon, 6pm ET

Meeting ID: 831 4917 2126 Passcode: 487023

Zoom link for Newcomers Meeting

Meeting ID: 831 4917 2126 Passcode: 487023

Phone Only for Newcomers Meeting (autodial): 3052241968,,,83149172126#,,,,#,,,487023#

Big Book
Wed, 7pm ET

Meeting ID: 899 9666 9552 Passcode: 542388

Zoom link for Big Book Meeting

Meeting ID: 899 9666 9552 Passcode: 542388

Phone Only for Big Book Meeting (autodial): 3052241968,,,8999669552#,,,,#,,,542388#

12 & 12
Thu, 7pm ET

Meeting ID: 827 2566 0551 Passcode: 267453

Zoom link for 12 & 12 Meeting

Meeting ID: 827 2566 0551 Passcode: 267453

Phone Only for 12 & 12 Meeting (autodial): 3052241968,,,82725660551#,,,,#,,,267453#

Living Sober
Fri, 7pm ET

Meeting ID: 854 3156 6178 Passcode: 226722

Zoom link for Living Sober Meeting

Meeting ID: 854 3156 6178 Passcode: 226722

Phone Only for Living Sober Meeting (autodial): 3052241968,,,85431566178#,,,,#,,,226722#

Meeting Guidelines

This is a closed meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, which means you need to have a problem with alcohol and a desire to stop drinking if you wish to attend.
Zoom will start 10 minutes before scheduled meeting time and all members may share with each other at that time, just like when you go to a regular meeting.
To share, please raise your "virtual" hand. Those calling in can use *9 to raise hand.
Person to Person chat will be locked down until midway through the meeting when the host or co-host can enable direct messaging. Participants will only be able to message hosts/co-hosts initially.
You may join Zoom using your computer, smart phone, tablet or just by dialing in on the phone.
To maintain anonymity, we suggest that you only enter your first name and initial of your last name and do not enter your email address.
During the meeting the chat feature will be enabled and attendees at the meeting may request to share that way.
You have the option of using the camera on your device to show yourself to other members in attendance or not to do so.
12th Tradition Reminder - Anonymity: Who you see here, what you hear here, when you leave here, let it stay here.

SAFETY CARD FOR A.A. GROUPS

The General Service Office has made this optional card available as an A.A. service piece for in-person/online groups that wish to use it.
Rev. 4/22

Tradition Five states: Each group has but one primary purpose — to carry its message to the alcoholic who still suffers.

Any person seeking help with a drinking problem is welcome at this group. No A.A. entity determines an individual’s membership in Alcoholics Anonymous. It is this group’s conscience that if any person endangers another individual or disrupts the group’s efforts to carry A.A.’s message, the group may ask that person to leave the meeting.

This group strives to safeguard the anonymity of A.A. members and attendees; however, keep in mind that anonymity in A.A. is not a cloak for unsafe and illegal behavior. Addressing such behavior and/or contacting the proper authorities when appropriate, does not go against any A.A. Traditions and is meant to ensure the safety of all in attendance.

The short form of Tradition One states: “Our common welfare should come first; personal recovery depends upon A.A. unity.” Recognizing the importance of group unity, our group strives to create a safe meeting environment in which alcoholics can focus on achieving sobriety.

If safety concerns arise, individuals can speak with a sponsor, members of the group, a trusted friend and/or a professional to address the concern.

Chairperson and Tech Host: How to open a meeting

TECH HOST

Please see instructions in this document: TECH HOST INSTRUCTIONS

CHAIRPERSON

Please see guidelines in this document: CHAIRPERSON GUIDELINES

BEGINNING OF CHAIRPERSON SCRIPT:

"Welcome to the Group AAMeetingOnline.com. My name is __________ and I'm an alcoholic.

Meetings are scheduled to be held daily at 7:30am, Noon, and 10pm Eastern Time.

Additional topic meetings and a full schedule can be found on the AAMeetingonline.com Meetings page.

This is a closed meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, which means you need to have a problem with alcohol and a desire to stop drinking if you wish to attend.

The 12th tradition of A.A. is about anonymity, so please who you see here, what you hear here, be certain it stays here.

The 7th tradition of A.A. states that every A.A. group ought to be fully self-supporting, declining outside contributions. In that regard, contributions to this group can be made by clicking on the Basket link at aameetingonline.com.

A few short business announcements:

If you're sober 90 days or more and are interested in serving a twelve-week term as Chairperson or Tech Host, or attending the monthly business meeting the first Thursday of every month, then please email bill@AAmeetingonline.com and that information will be posted for everyone in the Chat Room.
If you are new here, or new to A.A., then you are invited to stick around for the "Meeting After the Meeting". There’s a lot of good sobriety in the room and maybe you can get some phone numbers or ask someone about being a sponsor, but most importantly please keep coming back.
Please be considerate of others wanting to share in this meeting and share briefly.
We ask that you please refrain from "Cross Talking". Cross Talk is directly addressing and/or giving advice to another person in reference to their share. This also applies to messaging and conversations in the Chat Room.
To share, please raise your hand by clicking on the hand icon from the Reactions menu or by clicking on your name in the Participants pane. If on the phone, please use *9 to raise your hand.

A.A. Preamble
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization, or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy, neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

Before we begin the meeting, I would like to ask if there is anyone today celebrating an A.A. anniversary or milestone, or anyone who would like to share their number of days in sobriety with the room, then please unmute your microphone and introduce yourself at this time.

If there is anyone in the meeting who is sober 90 days or more and would like to be the opening speaker and share your experience, strength, and hope with us for about 10 minutes, then please do so now. Otherwise, I'll go ahead and open things up."

After the opening speaker is done sharing ask if they have a topic in mind.

State that "The room is now open for sharing."

About 10 minutes before the meeting is over, please ask if anyone who is new or doesn't share often would like to share at this time.

After everyone that wants to share has shared, please ask: "For those who would like to join me, let's close the meeting with a moment of silence followed by the Serenity Prayer."

"God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference."

END OF CHAIRPERSON SCRIPT

Terms: By using this website or meeting you agree to indemnify, and hold harmless others in attendance and the operators like you would at an in-person meeting place.