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AA & NA Meetings in and near Kintnersville, PA
Kintnersville has 3 recovery meetings every week, all AA. 3 meet in person and 2 can be joined online. St Luke Lutheran Church (D47) hosts the most, with 3 a week. The earliest starts at 12:00 pm. Times are local. Below, they're listed with 7 more meetings within 10 miles, in Ottsville, Upper Black Eddy, Richlandtown, Hellertown and other nearby towns.
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Sunday
3:00 pmIn person
AA Discussion Open Speaker Wheelchair access
3:30 pmIn person
Tuesday
12:00 pmIn person + online
AA Open Step study Wheelchair access
7:00 pmIn person
AA Literature Open Wheelchair access
Wednesday
12:00 pmIn person + online
AA Big Book Open Wheelchair access
8:00 pmIn person
Thursday
12:00 pmIn person
AA Big Book Discussion Open Wheelchair access
7:30 pmIn person
Saturday
7:00 pmIn person + online
8:30 pmIn person
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