Thursdays at 8:00 PM
The Men's Group holds in-person meetings in the Library Room of Grace Lutheran Church. Grace Lutheran Church, nicknamed "Dorito Church", is at the corner of Garner and Beaver Avenue. The format is topic discussion and the topic is decided by the first member who wishes to share. Occasionally we ask a home group member to share his story on his anniversary. This meeting is open to anyone with a desire to stop drinking, but is closed to individuals who do not themselves have a drinking problem.
The Men's Group
The Men's Group, which has existed since approximately 2001, registered itself with the General Service Office in 2020.
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205 S Garner St, State College, PA 16801, USA
When entering the church, go up the stairs and turn right. The library room where we meet is down at the end of the hallway past the bathrooms.
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