Monday
7:00 AM: Open Discussion
12 Noon: Open Discussion
6:15 PM: Open Discussion
10:00 PM: Open Newcomer Meeting
Tuesday
7 AM: Open Newcomer Meeting
12 Noon: Closed Discussion
6:15 PM: Closed Big Book Study
8 PM: Open Newcomer Meeting
10 PM: Closed Discussion
Wednesday
7 AM: Closed Discussion
12 Noon: Closed Big Book Study
6:15 PM: Closed Newcomer Discussion
10 PM: Closed Discussion
Thursday
7 AM: Closed Discussion
12 Noon: Closed Discussion
6:15 PM: Open In-House Speaker
8 PM: Closed Big Book Study
10 PM: Closed Discussion
Friday
7 AM: Closed Discussion
12 Noon: Closed Discussion
6:15 PM: Closed As Bill Sees It Meeting
10 PM: Open Discussion
Saturday
7 AM: Open Meditation Meeting
(Begins with five minutes of meditation.)
10:15 AM: Closed Women's Meeting
12 Noon: Closed Men's Discussion
7 PM: Open Newcomer Meeting*
10 PM: Closed Discussion
Sunday
7 AM: Closed Discussion
9 AM: Closed Steps 10, 11, 12
11 AM: Closed Discussion
8 PM: Closed 12 & 12 Study
10 PM: Closed Discussion
Can't get to an in-person meeting?
Addison Group also hosts open online discussion meetings every night at 10 PM CST.
Meeting ID: 4834507149; Password: 976537
To find an online meeting at any time of day, check out the
AA global online directory.
DIRECTIONS
We're located at 4839 Keller Springs Road, just east of Addison Road, and 1/2 mile west of the Dallas North Tollway. Turn in where you see the First Equipment Company sign.
“Each group has but one primary purpose — to carry its message to the alcoholic who still suffers.”
—
Tradition Five (Short Form)
7TH TRADITION
The 7th Tradition of Alcoholics Anonymous states that all groups should be fully self-supporting through their own contributions. Your $2 contribution per meeting helps pay the bills. If you're a regular member of Addison Group you can contribute in person or online, using Venmo or PayPal. Click the links or scan one of the QR codes below on your phone.
When making contributions online, please consider making larger contributions less often to minimize service fees. (For example, $10 for five meetings versus five $2 contributions.)
You can also mail contributions to:
Addison Group, 4839 Keller Springs Road, Addison, TX 75001
NEWCOMER RESOURCES
Click on the links below or go to www.aa.org for more information about Alcoholics Anonymous.
What is A.A.?
How does the program of Alcoholics Anonymous work? What are the 12 steps? Get the answers to frequently asked questions about A.A.
Is A.A. Right For Me?
Only you can decide. Answer 12 simple questions to help determine if you want to give A.A. a try. You can always join us at a meeting if you're still unsure.
Meeting Guide App
Find in-person and online meetings in Dallas — or anywhere in the world. Download the Meeting Guide app for iOS or Android.
Literature
Check out the Big Book and other informational books and pamphlets about A.A. Materials can be purchased — or read online for free.
Addison Group members are available to answer questions, sponsor newcomers, and share their experience, strength, and hope.
GROUP NEWS
Group Conscience is the fourth Wednesday of every month after the 6:15 pm meeting.
All group members are invited to attend. If you have a suggestion for the group, drop it in the suggestion box. Suggestions are due the second Wednesday of the month.
Chair a meeting!
Put your name on the board to chair in-person meeting. Or sign up to chair a 10 PM zoom meeting. Chairs must have three months sobriety and completed the steps, or have one year of sobriety.
Carry the message: Hospitals & Institutions
Help bring meetings to alcoholics in treatment and corrections facilities. Check the service board at the group for more information about signing up.
Dallas Transitional Center (Corrections)
Tuesdays and Sundays at 7 pm. (Volunteer training required.) Contact: Sean.
CityWide is the second Saturday of every month.
CityWide Dallas is a monthly pot luck dinner with A.A. speaker. The event is free, and open to everyone. Dinner starts at 5:30 pm with a speaker at 7 pm. Click here for details.
“...recovery begins when one alcoholic talks with another alcoholic, sharing experience, strength, and hope.”
— Alcoholics Anonymous, Forward to the Third Edition