Horseshoe AA Meeting

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Columbia, South Carolina
Sundays
5:30 PM

Horseshoe meets on Sunday at 5:30 PM in Columbia, South Carolina at the St. Davids Episcopal Church. This open, discussion meeting welcomes anyone interested in learning about recovery from alcoholism.

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St. Davids Episcopal Church

605 Polo Rd, Columbia, SC 29223, USA

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Horseshoe Weekly Schedule

This group meets 8 times per week across 7 different days.

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Notes

The Horseshoe Group meets at St David's Episcopal Church.. Park in the upper parking area. Our meeting is in the second building.

Sunday
5:30 PM
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Open
Discussion
English
Monday
12:00 PM
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Open
Discussion
English
Tuesday
12:00 PM
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Open
Discussion
English
Wednesday
12:00 PM
Today
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Open
12 Steps & 12 Traditions
English
Thursday
12:00 PM
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Open
Big Book
English
Friday
12:00 PM
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Open
Discussion
Men
English
Friday
12:00 PM
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Open
Discussion
Women
English
Saturday
12:00 PM
St. Davids Episcopal Church
Open
Discussion
English

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