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A.A. Minnesota
Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A. Meetings in Minnesota

Alcoholics Anonymous is worldwide with A.A. meetings in almost every community. You can find times and places of local A.A. meetings or events by contacting a nearby A.A. Central Offices, A.A. Intergroups, or A.A. Answering Services.

One of the ways A.A. members stay sober is by helping others to recover from alcoholism. We encourage you to contact the nearest A.A. office, where local A.A. members will provide information to anyone.

Oficina Inegroupal listings are Spanish Speaking A.A. Central Offices and A.A. Intergroups

MINNESOTA A.A. CENTRAL OFFICES, INTERGROUPS, ANSWERING SERVICES BY CITY AND AREA

DULUTH MINNESOTA
Twin Ports Area Intergroup
331 E 1st Street
Duluth MN Telephone: (218) 727-8117
Alcoholics Anonymous literature, AA Books, AA help, Information, and AA Meeting Directory.

MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA
Minneapolis AA Intergroup Northeast
509 40th Avenue NE
Minneapolis MN Telephone: (763) 781-5102
Alcoholics Anonymous literature, AA Books, AA help, Information, and AA Meeting Directory.

MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA
Greater Minneapolis AA Intergroup
7204 W. 27th Street, Suite 113
Minneapolis MN Telephone: (952) 922-0880
http://www.aaminneapolis.org
Alcoholics Anonymous literature, AA Books, AA help, Information, and AA Meeting Directory.

ST. PAUL MINNESOTA
St. Paul AA Intergroup Central Office
1600 University Ave. #407
St. Paul MN Telephone: (651) 227-5502
http://www.aastpaul.org
Alcoholics Anonymous literature, AA Books, AA help, Information, and AA Meeting Directory.

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AA MEETINGS IN MINNESOTA

The primary objective of Step 12 .com -- is found on page 97 of the book Alcoholics Anonymous "Helping others is the foundation stone of your recovery" and page 89, "To be helpful is our only aim"

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It can be very tempting to substitute online meetings for real AA meetings. It is highly suggested, to go to real AA meetings where you can see -- and be seen by -- people in recovery. We need the real, live, fellowship with each other. Many sober alcoholics -- that return to drinking, stopped going to real live meetings -- before they took the real, live drink -- that so often, takes their real live life.