Marshall A.A. Group

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Fridays
6:30 PM

Marshall A.A. Group meets on Friday at 6:30 PM in Marshall, Minnesota at the St. Stephen Lutheran Church. This closed meeting welcomes anyone with a desire to stop drinking.

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St. Stephen Lutheran Church

1301 S 4th St, Marshall, MN 56258, USA

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Marshall A.A. Group Weekly Schedule

This group meets 4 times per week across 1 different days.

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Step Study

Friday
6:30 PM
St. Stephen Lutheran Church
Closed
English
Friday
8:00 PM
St. Stephen Lutheran Church
Open
Speaker
English
Friday
8:00 PM
St. Stephen Lutheran Church
Closed
English
Friday
8:00 PM
St. Stephen Lutheran Church
Closed
Big Book
English

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