End Of The Road AA Meeting

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Lancaster, South Carolina
Sundays
6:00 PM

End Of The Road meets on Sunday at 6:00 PM in Lancaster, South Carolina at the The Plyler Cabin. This open, discussion meeting welcomes anyone interested in learning about recovery from alcoholism. The meeting is wheelchair accessible.

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The Plyler Cabin

1285 Old Charlotte Rd, Lancaster, SC 29720, USA

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End Of The Road Weekly Schedule

This group meets 5 times per week across 5 different days.

Meeting Information*Applies to all scheduled times below*
Notes

Sundays are Open Discussion Meetings at 6pm! 1st Monday of the month is a Tradition study, all other Mondays are 12&12 study!

Sunday
6:00 PM
The Plyler Cabin
Open
Discussion
Wheelchair Access
English
Monday
6:00 PM
The Plyler Cabin
Open
Discussion
Tradition Study
12 Steps & 12 Traditions
Wheelchair Access
English
Wednesday
6:00 PM
Today
The Plyler Cabin
Open
Big Book
Wheelchair Access
English
Friday
8:00 PM
The Plyler Cabin
Open
Discussion
Speaker
Wheelchair Access
English
Saturday
8:00 PM
The Plyler Cabin
Open
Discussion
Wheelchair Access
English

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