What Kind Of Beginners’ Meetings Work Best?
September 7, 2008 by Mark
Filed under Diseases & Conditions
AA.org provides organized Suggestions For Leading Beginners’ Meetings from which I draw the following;
What Kind Of Beginners’ Meetings Work Best?
“Many kinds have worked well. They range from small, unplanned, informal discussions, with newcomers doing most of the talking and a different leader each time, to large sessions, prearranged in a series, with one continuing leader giving prepared talks on specific A.A. subjects.
A combination of these two types seems to work best. Groups have found that newcomers’ chances of recovery are higher if they can actively take part in A.A. discussions as soon as possible—and that they also need someone with …read more




