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Welcome to the 417Club Information page for our OPEN Alcoholics Anonymous® Meeting! Our meetings are 7 DAYS a week at 7:00 PM ET. Join us via this link: https://bit.ly/3x4M8xT Password: 417Club or through the Zoom platform: Meeting ID: 2578112126 Password 417Club. If you need to reach out to us directly, please send an email to info417club@gmail.com.

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The 417Club is an Open group meeting of Alcoholic Anonymous for anyone interested in the program of recovery from alcoholism. As Tradition 3 states, "the only requirement for A.A. membership is a desire to stop drinking."

We are a solution-based meeting! This program certainly is a WE program! The fellowship here at the 417Club, includes all levels of sobriety however, all we do have is our

24-hour reprieve.

Our fellowship is all-inclusive of newcomers, middle-timers and the old-timers! We look forward to you sharing your experience, strength hope pertaining to alcoholism with us. Come on in...take a seat...welcome home!

Please note: A.A.W.S. has not approved, endorsed, or reviewed this website, nor is it affiliated with it, and the ability to link to aa.org does not imply otherwise.

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The format of our meeting is based from AA conference-approved literature:

Sunday - Chairperson’s Choice

Monday - As Bill Sees It

Tuesday - Living Sober

Wednesday - Big Book Study

Thursday - Daily Reflections

Friday - Big Book - First 181 (includes first 164 pages PLUS Doctor Bob’s Nightmare)

Saturday: Step Meeting -Tradition will be discussed the last Saturday of month

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Home Group Member: join right here >https://bit.ly/43vi0rn Traditionally, most A.A. members through the years have found it important to belong to one group that they call their “home group.” This is the group where they accept service responsibilities and try to sustain friendships. And although all A.A. members are usually welcome at all groups and feel at home at any of these meetings, the concept of the home group has still remained the strongest bond between the A.A. member and the Fellowship. ("The A.A. Group . . . where it all begins" pamphlet)

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Traditionally, most A.A. members through the years have found it important to belong to one group that they call their "home group." This is the group where they accept service responsibilities and try to sustain friendships. And although all A.A. members are usually welcome at all groups and feel at home at any of these meetings, the concept of the home group has still remained the strongest bond between the A.A. member and the Fellowship. between the A.A. member and the Fellowship.

With membership comes the right to vote on issues that might affect the group and might also affect A.A. as a whole - a process that forms the very cornerstone of A.A.'s service structure. As with 16 all group-conscience matters, each A.A. member has one vote; and this, ideally, is voiced through the home group.

Over the years, the very essence of A.A. strength has remained with our home group, which, for many members, becomes our extended family. Once isolated by our drinking, we find in the home group a solid, continuing support system, friends and, very often, a sponsor. We also learn firsthand, through the group's workings, how to place "principles before personalities" in the interest of carrying the A.A. message. (" The A.A. Group . . . where it all begins" pamphlet)

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Traditionally, most A.A. members through the years have found it important to belong to one group that they call their "home group." This is the group where they accept service responsibilities and try to sustain friendships. And although all A.A.

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Service

The 417Club is a meeting within the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous®. Alcoholics Anonymous® could not function without the voluntary services provided by our members.

The 417Club is always looking for fellows to be of service. Service is a great way to stay sober. If you are interested in more information, please reach out directly to our group's trainer, David B. (WI).

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417Club Business Meetings are held Quarterly, the last Sunday of the month. 

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Join us via Zoom link Sunday, immediately following the meeting at 8:05 PM ET: https://bit.ly/3x4M8xT Password: 417Club (Meetings are held Quarterly, the last Sunday of the month)

Next business meeting: Sunday, April 28th @ 8:05 PM ET

Prior Business Meeting Minutes: https://bit.ly/3ToJM4e

Tradition Two: For our group purpose, there is but one ultimate authority — a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern.

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According to the 7th Tradition, we are self-supporting. If you would like to make a 7th Tradition Contribution to the 417Club, it will help pay for the Zoom meeting room and any excess funds will be donated directly to the General Service Office of Alcoholics Anonymous in New York,USA and OIAA (Online Intergroup of AA).  You can make contributions directly through Venmo or PayPal here:

PayPal

info417club@gmail.com for AA417Club

Venmo

https://venmo.com/

@Chuck-Kennedy-20

Digit Code: 1343

If you would like to pay by check, please follow up with Chuck or send an email to info417club@gmail.com.

Thank you!

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To receive verification, please click on this link here: https://forms.gle/Kyz2CV5hCZyQFmnE8 .

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1. Please complete one form per meeting attended.

2. Please check your Spam/Junk Folder if you did not receive the verification.

3. You will need to provide the mandatory information within the form:

4. Date & Time:  (Meeting is Daily - 7 PM ET)

5. Name of Chairperson: (person leading the meeting)

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Recovery Resources

You can download the The Everything AA app right on your phone so you have every resource you could need in one place, and is still growing. It completely FREE of cost!

It includes the OIAA the Online Meeting Finder, text and Audiobook versions of the Big Book, text and Audio versions of the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions, Joe & Charlie Tapes...and MORE! The Meeting Guide app helps people find A.A. meetings and resources near them. A.A. service entities provide the meeting data for the app.

AA Speakers is always a great resource to listen to for experience, strength and hope. AA Speakers complies some of the BEST AA speakers out there.

Keep up with the news from the General Service Office (G.S.O), sign up for newsletters: Box 4 5 9 , a quarterly news bulletin about A.A. service, literature, events, sharing from groups, service committees and individual U.S./Canada A.A. members.

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“Anonymity in Alcoholics Anonymous" song

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“Anonymity in Alcoholics Anonymous" song

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AA Grapevine “Season’s of Love” is a brilliantly produced video featuring singing puppets describing the many ways AA members can remember about anonymity. The video and song parody, “Season’s of Love” is a warm and inviting story created by our AA friends and was first shown at ICYPAA’s 2019 event held in Boston earlier this year. In fellowship, AA Grapevine wishes to thank the ICYPAA committee for allowing us to place on the AA Grapevine YouTube channel.

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“Anonymity in Alcoholics Anonymous" song