Fort Wayne
Alcoholics
Intergroup
Anonymous
We understand firsthand that being a part of Alcoholics Anonymous means that we're actively involved. From attending meetings to serving one another, taking action is an essential part of our well-being process. As members of A.A., attending local and statewide events is another way we can continue to grow and to practice these principles. These events, whether big or small, provide companionship and inspiration for all of us to come together to celebrate recovery.
Join us on October 7th for our Bridge the Gap event. A.A. Corrections Committee and the Allen County Public Officials are coming together to give one another a better understanding of how we can help serve the suffering alcoholic. This gathering is at First Presbyterian Church. Doors open at 10:30 AM, and the speaker is at noon. For more information, click the Download button.
Are you looking for some food, fun, and fellowship? If so, join us at Frankie Park Pavilion 1 on Sunday, October 15. Doors open at noon, food and fellowship begin at 1 PM, and the speaker starts around 2 PM. This is a free event, although donations are appreciated. Click the Download button to learn more.
On Saturday, November 4, be part of the Joy of Living event in Defiance, Ohio. Doors open at 9 AM speakers begin at 10. There will be lunch and a banquet dinner. For ticket pricing and additional details, please click the Download button.
On Turkey Day, Make a Mad Dash to Our 19th Annual Gratitude Fest. Cookies and fellowship begin at 6:30 p.m., and AA and Alanon speakers start promptly at 7:30 p.m. Join us for fun prizes and 50/50 raffles. For location details, please click the Download button.
The First Brethren Church, located in Bryan, Ohio, will start at 7:30 PM beginning Tuesday, October 3. For additional details, please click the Download link.
Are you looking for a Thursday meeting from 1 to 2 PM? Then come out to the Bethany United Methodist, located at 7715 Sunny Lane, in Fort Wayne, for an Open 12x12 meeting. For additional details, please click the Download button.
Starting on Wednesday, September 6, from Noon to 1 PM for a new meeting coming to Fort Wayne, VA. This group will meet each Wednesday at the VA Northern Indiana Health Care, located on Lake Ave. For more information, please click the Download button.
Attention AA members, volunteers are needed for the ACJC speaker meeting. These meetings aren’t coed, so men and women are needed for these service positions. If interested, please click the Download button to get the email address. We appreciate your help.
Join us for the Women’s Open Discussion Meeting on Monday nights at 6 PM. The location is 221 E. Washington St., Napoleon, OH. For more information, please select the Download button.
Come and attend the Jaywalkers meeting in Roanoke every Thursday at 7 PM. The meeting's format is a 12 and 12 discussion, and it is held at Roanoke Brethren Church. To learn more about the meeting, simply click the Download button.
Our New Beginnings closed discussion group has changed locations to Trier Ridge Community Church. The address is 7501 Hessen Cassel Road, Fort Wayne. Click the Download button to learn more.
Join us on Wednesdays at 7:30 PM at St. Jude's Church. For the address and more information, click on the Download button.
On Wednesday from 2:30 to 3:30 PM, be a part of the Grapevine Group open discussion. For the address and more information, click on the Download button.
Join us every Wednesday from 7:30 to 8:30 PM for the Huntertown 12 Steps and 12 Traditions study. This closed meeting meets at the United Methodist Church, 16021 Lima Rd., in Huntertown. Click on the Download button for more information.
The General Service Office has made this optional card available as an A.A. service piece for in-person/online groups that wish to use it. Please feel free to utilize, choose a section(s), or adapt the text to your group's needs. To view our card, please select the 'Download' button.
Join us for an Open Discussion Thursdays at 9 PM. This meeting is at Club Oasis, located at 1118 Spring St. in Fort Wayne. Click the Download button to view the flyer.
Join us on Saturdays at 10 AM. For the Huntertown Al-Anon group. The meeting’s location is 10621 Old Lima Road, in Huntertown, Indiana.
Read this PDF to learn more how the entire AA fellowship is coming together to provide ongoing support through the COVID-19 pandemic.
As members of A.A., one of our foundational principles is to help other alcoholics — conducting Twelfth Step work. Bill W. says it best: “Our Twelfth Step — carrying the message — is the basic service that the A.A. Fellowship gives; this is our principal aim and the main reason for our existence. Therefore, A.A. is more than a set of principles; it is a society of alcoholics in action. We must carry the message, else we ourselves can wither and those who haven’t been given the truth may die.” From A.A.’s Legacy of Service by Bill W. Below are some service work announcements.
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