Bleeding Deacons - Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1

What does the "Last updated" date mean?

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The date shown (September 19, 2025) represents when we last collected this meeting's information from official AA intergroup sources. Our system retrieved data from trusted AA organizations on this date. This meeting's schedule and details were sourced directly from the official AA directory where it is listed. You can verify this information directly at Brooklyn Intergroup of AA's website (http://www.brooklynintergroup.org/).

Question 2

Where do you get this meeting data?

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We source all meeting information from official AA intergroup and central office websites. This meeting is listed on Brooklyn Intergroup of AA's official directory. We aggregate data from these trusted sources to make it easier for people to find local meetings across different cities and states.

Question 3

How often is this meeting information updated?

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We check official AA intergroup sources regularly to capture any changes to meeting schedules, locations, or formats. However, the frequency of updates depends on when the source organization modifies their data. Some intergroups update their listings weekly, while others may update less frequently. The 'last updated' date shows when the source last modified this particular meeting.

Question 4

Is this meeting information accurate?

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We strive for accuracy by sourcing directly from official AA organizations. However, meeting details can change between our updates. Use the information on this page to connect with the meeting and verify if required before attending.

Question 5

What if the meeting information is incorrect or outdated?

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If you notice incorrect information, please contact the listed organization directly, as they maintain the official meeting schedule. For this meeting, reach out to Brooklyn Intergroup of AA. Once they update their records, our system will pick up the changes during our next sync with their database.

Question 6

Can I rely on the meeting time and location shown here?

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While we source from official AA organizations and update regularly, meetings can change due to holidays, venue closures, or other circumstances. Use the information on this page to connect with the meeting and verify if required before attending.

Question 7

What does 'Open' or 'Closed' meeting mean?

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Both Open and Closed meetings welcome anyone and are not restrictive. The distinction is in their focus: Open meetings welcome anyone interested in learning about AA's recovery program, including family members, friends, professionals, or those simply curious about AA. Closed meetings are intended for people who have a desire to stop drinking. Both types of meetings maintain the principle of anonymity and provide a supportive environment for all attendees.

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