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Metro Detroit Region SUNDAY SUNDAY (CONT) SUNDAY (CONT) Blue Water Area Sunday 6:30PM Sunday 10:00PM Whatever it Takes, St. John's Hospital, Lower Auditorium, 22101 Moross Road, Detroit, MI, Daily Maintenance, Eastside Alano Club, 11487 E. 9 Mile Rd., Warren, MI, 48089 (C,WC,NS) Sunday 6:30PM 48236 (C,RF,WC,NS) virtual_meeting_additional_info Masks Required Courage and Hope, St. Martin Lutheran Church, Called The Soup Kitchen, 805 Chestnut, https://us04web.zoom.us/j/8070145685?pwd=eUFkLzNzS2NwOGVsSXlGVHBsbUpRdz09 Port Huron, MI, 48060 (C) virtual_meeting_additional_info Detroit Tri-City Area virtual_meeting_additional_info Central Detroit Area Sunday 3:00PM Metro Detroit Region From the Streets to the Seats, SouthWest Alano Club, 1038 Lawndale, Detroit, MI, 48209 Sunday 10:00AM (O,WC) virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 11:00AM Sunday Morning Survival, Marygrove Student Center Building, Rm 116 Learning Resource Public Relations (MDR), Michigan Service Office (MSO), 726 Livernois Avenue, Ferndale, Center, 8425 W. McNichols, Detroit, MI, 48221 (O,WC,NS,HY) https://zoom.us/join Detroit West Area MI, 48220 (C,D,WC) Last Sunday of every other month virtual_meeting_additional_info virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 11:00AM Sunday 1:00PM Sunday 11:30AM Sunday Morning Surrender, Currently online only -- normally at Christ the King/Siena Metro Detroit Regional Service Committee, Michigan Service Office (MSO), 726 Save Ourselves, Currently online only -- normally at Salvation Army ARC, Detroit, MI, Literacy Center, Detroit, MI, 48219 (C,Ti,WC,NS,WEB,VM,TC) Livernois Avenue, Ferndale, MI, 48220 (C,D) Meets every other month on the last Sunday of 48216 (WC,TC) virtual_meeting_additional_info https://us04web.zoom.us/j/72085535592 virtual_meeting_additional_info the month: Jan, March, May, July, Sept, Nov virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 1:00PM Sunday 2:30PM Monroe Area Reach for the Top, Currently online only -- normally at Blithesome Hillcrest Home, Detroit, Detroit West Area Service Committee of NA - Monthly on 2nd Sundays, West Outer MI, 48208 (NC,NS,TC) virtual_meeting_additional_info Drive & Acacia, Detroit, MI, 48223 (O,D,VM) Meets every 2nd Sunday, except in May when it Sunday 3:00PM Sunday 2:00PM meets 3rd Sunday Steps to Serenity, Trinity Episcopal Church, 304 S. Monroe Street, Monroe, MI, 48161 Doors are Open, Palmer Park, Merrill Plaisance Avenue, West Side of the Park between https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6503763279?pwd=dOZRU0JweXFUeGc5T3R1TIFCVUZGZz09 (C,St,WC,NS) Facility is temporarily closed virtual_meeting_additional_info Splash Pad and Basketball Court, 910 Merrill Plaisance Avenue, Detroit, MI, 48203 (O) virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 7:00PM virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 6:00PM Sunday Night Live, ProMedical Monroe Hospital, Hiltz Room, 718 N. Macomb Street, Sunday 2:00PM Miracles in Recovery, Currently online only -- normally at Brightmoor United Methodist Monroe, MI, 48162 (C,WC,NS) Use North entrance before 7:00 PM. After 7, use emergency There is Hope @ Spirit Hope, Currently online only -- normally at Spirit of Hope Church, Church, Detroit, MI, 48223 (C,WEB,VM,TC) https://us04web.zoom.us/j/4699038497 entrance. virtual_meeting_additional_info virtual_meeting_additional_info Detroit, MI, 48208 (O,TC) Back Entrance Downstairs virtual_meeting_additional_info Oakland County Area Sunday 4:00PM Sunday 6:00PM Sunday 11:00AM Starting Over Group, Currently online only -- normally at Veterans Hospital, Detroit, MI, Never Again, Currently online only -- normally at Greater Quinn A.M.E. Church, Detroit, MI, Cup of Recovery, Renaissance Vineyard Church, Behind Payless shoe store on 9 mile at 48201 (C,WC,NS,TC) OS Last Sunday virtual_meeting_additional_info 48238 (O,NS,WEB,VM,TC) https://us04web.zoom.us/j/72396267751 virtual_meeting_additional_info Pinecrest - Outdoor F2F & Online, 1841 Pinecrest Dr, Ferndale, MI, 48220 (C,WC,NS,VM) Sunday 5:00PM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83261373102 virtual_meeting_additional_info Just for Today, Currently online only -- normally at Northwest Activities Center, Detroit, MI, Macomb Area Sunday 7:00PM 48235 (C,WC,TC) Room 216 virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 10:30AM E-Z Does It, The Hive, 205 W. Huron, Pontiac, MI, 48341 (C) on Huron close to Williams St. Sunday 6:30PM Macomb Area meeting, Eastside Alano Club, 11487 E. 9 Mile Rd., Warren, MI, 48089, (inside yellow house) virtual_meeting_additional_info Come as You Are, Currently online only -- normally at Fort St Presbyterian Church, Detroit, Warren, MI, 48089 (VM) Second Sunday of the month. Area will be May 16th this month Sunday 7:00PM MI, 48226 (C,RF,NS,TC) Enter @ rear parking lot virtual_meeting_additional_info Zoom link password 8UXLZM Spiritually We Do Recover, St. Joseph Hospital, 4th flr conference room, 44405 Woodward Sunday 7:00PM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7897461871?pwd=ZlJ3NExKTjRtN21KODdsWDkvU0hqZz09 Ave, Pontiac, MI, 48341 (WEB,VM) On site and Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5078973830 Surrender on Sunday, Currently online only -- normally at Maybury Grand Building, virtual_meeting_additional_info virtual_meeting_additional_info Detroit, MI, 48208 (C,NS,TC) OS 3rd Sunday virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 3:00PM Sunday 7:00PM Sunday 8:00PM Serenity On Sunday, Macomb Alano Club, 20900 Case Avenue, Clinton Township, MI, Survivors, Currently online only -- normally at First Congregational Church, Royal Oak, MI, Literature Speaks for Itself, Currently online only -- normally at Inner City Alano Club, 48036 (O,NS) In need of support and trusted servants virtual_meeting_additional_info 48073 (C,WC,NS,TC) Outside Only. virtual_meeting_additional_info Detroit, MI, 48221 (O,RF,NS,TC) virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 5:00PM Sunday 7:00PM Detroit East Area Lives Lived Right, 27700 Gratiot Ave., Roseville, MI, 48066 (GL) Yes, There's a meeting in Ortonville, 825 S Ortonville Rd, Ortonville, MI, 48462 (C,NS) virtual_meeting_additional_info Social distancing, masks required, limit to 10 virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 2:00PM Sunday 6:30PM Life is to be Enjoyed, Currently online only -- normally at Kindred Hospital, Detroit, MI, Sunday 7:30PM United We Stand, Christ Lutheran Church, 12500 Canal Rd., Sterling Heights, MI, 48313 48234 (C,VM,TC) Walled Lake Willingness, Walled Lake Alano Club, Enter at back of Strip Mall, 1123 E. (C,NS) virtual_meeting_additional_info https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83950322439?pwd=U0J5aTNnNmRBajdkaWhhSlZlaW9Zdz09 West Maple Rd Unit 9, Walled Lake, MI, 48390 (O,NS) virtual_meeting_additional_info virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 7:00PM Sunday 8:00PM No Matter What, St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Park in back, 23801 Kelly, Eastpointe, MI, Sunday 3:00PM Primary Purpose, United Methodist Church, Entrance is off of Slater St., 140 E Flint St, 48021 (O,WC) virtual_meeting_additional_info Stay Alive II, Currently online only -- normally at Hope Community Church, Detroit, MI, Lake Orion, MI, 48362 (C,WC) virtual_meeting_additional_info 48224 (C,WC,NS,VM,TC) Rotatin Format on 2nd Sunday Sunday 7:00PM Sunday 8:00PM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81180401780?pwd=VlBwYmcwaHY2bnp4VGZodGIxZU1rdz09 The 12 Steps of NA (WEB,VM) https://zoom.us/j/727210620 When at the End of the Road, St Luke's Episcopal Church, 540 W. Lewiston, Ferndale, MI, virtual_meeting_additional_info virtual_meeting_additional_info 48220 (C,SD,NS) virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 7:00PM Sunday 5:00PM Together We Can, Christ Church, 34385 Garfield Rd., Fraiser, MI, 48026 (C,WC,NS,VM) Enter at rear of building. In need of support https://www.google.com/url?q=https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81218760593?pwd%3DeGhvVUhSTU1YQ2ZTRHlyZ0ZuMDBsdz09&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw28KZOEzbRz--u-CiF4ZIY_ Western Wayne County Area The Seed of Recovery, Church of The Messiah, 231 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit, MI, 48207 (C) virtual_meeting_additional_info virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 7:30PM Sunday 11:30AM Go For Hope, Peace Lutheran Church, 11701 E 12 Mile, Warren, MI, 48093 (C) In need of Sunday 6:00PM Westland Survivors, NW Alano Club, 2903 S Wayne Rd, Wayne, MI, 48184 (C,NS) support virtual_meeting_additional_info virtual_meeting_additional_info Recovery on Dequindre, Currently online only -- normally at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Detroit, MI, 48212 (C,St,NS,VM,TC) Sunday 7:00PM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87068468576?pwd=M2xjQkNIN1psV3BxZTZ2Q0Vnc1BwQT09 G.O.D. Group, Unity Church, 28660 Five Mile Rd, Livonia, MI, 48154 (O,NS) virtual_meeting_additional_info virtual_meeting_additional_info SUNDAY (CONT) MONDAY (CONT) MONDAY (CONT) Sunday 7:00PM Monday 7:00PM Monday 7:30PM New Hope, Currently online only -- normally at Gethsemane Missionary Baptist Church, Any Addict Can Recover, Currently online only -- normally at Kindred Hospital, Detroit, MI, Today We Live I, Eastside Alano Club, 11487 E. 9 Mile Rd., Warren, MI, 48089 (C,WC,NS) In Westland, MI, 48186 (C,TC) virtual_meeting_additional_info 48234 (C,WC,NS,VM,TC) need of support virtual_meeting_additional_info Sunday 7:00PM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85209717870?pwd=cFdGSmluLy9tY1JiRUIvYzcrMXhUQT09 Monday 10:00PM Straight From The Book, Good Hope Lutheran Church, btw Middlebelt /Inkster, 28680 virtual_meeting_additional_info Daily Maintenance, Eastside Alano Club, 11487 E. 9 Mile Rd., Warren, MI, 48089 (C,WC,NS) Cherry Hill, Garden City, MI, 48135 (C,NS) virtual_meeting_additional_info Monday 7:00PM Masks required Sunday 7:00PM Any Addict Can Recover, Currently online only -- normally at Kindred Hospital, Detroit, MI, https://us04web.zoom.us/j/8070145685?pwd=eUFkLzNzS2NwOGVsSXlGVHBsbUpRdz09
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