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As of December 1st the evening meetings are now at 7:00pm

Welcome to The Shed

AA Meeting Schedule

 

Open Meetings

 
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Open : Non-alcoholics may attend as observers or to support loved ones.

Closed : Only those who have a problem with alcohol and a desire to stop drinking may attend.

Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Noon  
Wednesday & Friday 7:00pm

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Closed Meetings

 

Monday, Wednesday, Friday

Noon

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, & Friday

7:00pm

Sunday

2:00pm
   

 

Al-Anon Meeting Schedule

 

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Sunday 2:00pm
Tuesday & Thursday Noon
   

 


 

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What is The Shed?

"The Shed" is the Alcoholics Anonymous mothership of Northeast Arkansas. We’re a fellowship of folks who come together to share our experience, strength, and hope, supporting each other in staying sober. There are no dues or fees to attend, and no one’s too young, old, or unqualified—if you’re ready to take the first step, you’ll find a seat waiting for you.

Our purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

 

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"A.A. has a simple program that works.  It's based on one alcoholic helping another."

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How it works

We use the Twelve Steps to achieve sobriety. We use the Twelve Traditions to stay unified.

 
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  A.A.’s Twelve Steps are a set of spiritual tools designed to help us live a new way of life. When we work them, they free us from the obsession to drink and guide us toward recovery from alcoholism.

The Twelve Traditions are the principles that hold A.A. together. They show us how to stay unified and how we interact with the world, ensuring we focus on our primary purpose.

The book Alcoholics Anonymous—or Big Book—explains our program of recovery. It also includes personal stories from our founders and members who’ve reached sobriety with A.A. 		 
       
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  The 12 Steps & 12 Traditions
 


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