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18th
AUG

“How It Works Group” Time Change Starting Sept. 6

Posted by Sam M. under News

Starting Sunday, September 6, the “How It Works” Women’s Speaker Meeting at Summit Fellowship Club will start at 4PM.

21st
JUL

"Daytime Group" Temporary Location Change

Posted by Sam M. under News

Daytime Group that normally meets @ First Lutheran Church every weekday, except Wednesday, will be meeting @ the Summit Fellowship Club July 27-July 31st @ 10:30 a.m.

10th
JUL

"How It Works Group" Time Change

Posted by Sam M. under News

The “How It Works” Women’s Speaker Meeting at the Summit Club on Sunday afternoon has now permanently moved its time to 4:30 PM from 3:00 PM.

10th

New Meeting at Unity Club

Posted by Sam M. under News

A new discussion meeting, “Happy Hour Extended,” has started at the Unity Club on Saturday nights from 7-8 PM.

10th

"Daytime Group" Temporary Location Change

Posted by Sam M. under News

Location change for next week only, July 13-17, for “Daytime Group”, which meets at 10:30 AM – Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri at the First Lutheran Church will meet at the Summit Club at the same time/same format. Vacation Bible School is being held that week at the church.

27th
JUN

Big Book "Fernwood" Group – Temporary Move

Posted by Sam M. under News

The Big Book Group that meets at Guilford Park Presbyterian Church (2200 Fernwood Drive) on Mondays at 8PM is meeting at Centenary UMC (2300 W. Friendly Avenue) on Monday, June 29th. They will resume meetings at Guilford Park Presbyterian Church the next Monday.

26th
JUN

Dogwood Group – New Meeting Location

Posted by Sam M. under News

The Dogwood Group that meets every Thursday night at 8pm for an open speaker meeting is changing its meeting location starting July 2nd. It is moving to Proximity UMC 1200 Vine St. (The same location Pepsi meets on Saturday Nights on the corner of 4th and Vine.)

The new location will provide more space, more comfortable chairs, more handicap-friendly access (no stairs), ice maker will allow us to provide sodas as well for those who do not care for coffee, and more reliable A/C for the up-coming summer.

Come help continue the support of one of the Greensboro area’s oldest meetings. Thank you.

15th
MAY

Our New Look

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Welcome to the new version of NC23.org! We’ve made a few changes in the way we look, but our content is still all here. The changes we’ve implemented enable us to quickly update site content and keep you informed of news and events related to AA in our district and globally. Posts will appear here indicating new content on the site and other news. We’ve also added an RSS feed of the posts, so you can more easily know when the site has been updated.

If you have an event or news item related to AA you think should be posted on this site, please submit it using this form.

26th
APR

Correctional Facilities Committee Update

Posted by Sam M. under News

Please email the CFC Coordinator for details of the next meeting.

26th

New Beginners' Meeting

Posted by Sam M. under News

A speaker/discussion meeting called “Beginners and Winners” meets Fridays at 8PM at Summit Fellowship Club. Guests from Fellowship Hall also come to this meeting. This is a traditional format meeting, where a speaker shares for about 20 minutes and then discussion, questions and answers follow. Please come support this new meeting!

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