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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday MONDAY Manhattan – Above 61st Street (East Side) Brooklyn Manhattan – Above 61st Street (East Side) Manhattan – Below 14th Street 7:15am Promises Jan Hus Presbyterian Church BB 1:00pm Mckinley Park Library 6802 Ft Hamilton Pkwy 7:15am Spirituality Jan Hus Presbyterian Church T 1:00pm Just for Today LGBT Community Center V/Q 351 E 74th St (bet 1 & 2 Aves) (NA) 6:30pm First Unitarian Church 50 Monroe Place BB/BrB 351 E 74th (bet. 1 & 2 Aves) (NA) 208 W 13th St (bet 7th Ave & Greenwich) (A) 4:30pm Mayday! Mayday! St. Stephen’s of Hungary Ch. B 8:00pm St. Athanasius Ch @ The Nazareth Institute 6120 Bay 6:00pm St. Jean Baptiste 184 E 76th St @ Lexington Ave. B 6:00pm Conquering Relapse St. Veronica's Church D 414 E. 82nd Street (bet 1st & York Aves) - Rectory (A) Parkway @ 62nd St. - Through gates, to the rooms downstairs. Manhattan – Above 61st Street (West Side) 149 Christopher St. (bet. Washington & Greenwich) Manhattan – Above 61st Street (West Side) 9:30am Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew 263 W 86 St S Manhattan – 14th – 42nd Street 9:30am Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew 263 W 86th St BB THURSDAY (bet. Broadway & West End) (LA) 7:30am Morning Miracles Moravian Ch 154 Lexington Ave S (bet Broadway & West End) (LA) Manhattan – Below 14th Street 5:55pm West Side Winners All Angels Church S @ E 30 (LA) 3:30pm All Angels Church 251 W 80th St (main entrance) 12:15pm LGBT Community Center 208 W 13th Street BB 251 W 80th Street (bet. Broadway & West End) 4:15pm East Side Meeting House Moravian Ch 154 Lex (LA) (bet Bway & West End) up steps/Tradition last Tues SOA (7th Ave & Greenwich) (A) 7:00pm Speaker Meeting West Side YMCA 5 W 63rd StQ BB 5:30pm New Meeting 50+ (Experiencing life changes 1:25pm CLOSED St. Andrews Church 20 Cardinal Hayes Pl. (bet. Broadway & Central Park West) - Fireside Room 6:00pm East Side Meeting House Moravian Church S/Tr Abstinently) Blessed Sacrament Ch Rectory 152 W 71st St. Manhattan – 14th –42nd Street Brooklyn (address above) - Susanna Room (bet. Columbus and Amsterdam) – Blue Room, 1st Floor 7:30am Community Church 28 East 35th Street (NA) BB 1:15pm Highlawn Library 1664 W 13th Street L 6:00pm Hudson Guild Com Ctr 119 9th Ave, (A) B/Q 6:00pm Abs & Sober Ripley-Grier Studios S 6:15pm Recovery & Exercise Issues Hudson Guild Q/T 6:15pm Brooklyn Heights First Unitarian Ch 50 Monroe Pl. S (bet 17th & 18th Streets) 131 W 72nd Street (between Amsterdam & Columbus) Community Center 119 9th Ave (bet 17& 18 Sts) (A) @ Pierrepont Street 7:15pm Women’s Sexuality Hudson Guild Ctr D/Q Brooklyn 6:15pm East Side Meeting House Moravian Church B/Q (address above) 7:30pm Sheepshead Bay United Meth Ch 3087 Ocean Avenue 154 Lexington Ave @ E 30th Street – Susanna Room SATURDAY 7:15pm The Men's Group Hudson Guild Com Center T (at Voorhies Avenue) 7:45pm Realization Center-19 Union Sq West (A) T/D Manhattan – Below 14th Street (address above) – Library Room Queens (Corner of W 15th St, 7th Floor) 9:35am Skylight St. Veronica's Church 149 Christopher St. B Manhattan – 43rd – 60th Street 6:30pm Sunnyside Commitment to Abstinence V Manhattan – 43rd – 60th Street (bet. Washington and Greenwich Sts) 12:30pm St. Thomas Ch 1 W 53rd St @ 5th Ave (A) S/OA&AA Sunnyside Reformed Ch 48-03 Skillman Ave (basement) 12:30pm St Thomas Ch 1 W 53 St (@5th Av) (3rd Fl) (A) BB 10:00am Skylight St. Veronica’s Church (address above) V 3rd Fl (In Parish House - across from NY Public Library) (In Parish House - across from NY Public Library) 12:00pm Read, Write & Share – OA 12&12 & Workbook L Manhattan – Above 61st Street (East Side) WEDNESDAY Manhattan – Above 61st Street (East Side) LGBT Community Center 208 W 13th Street 7:15am Relapse/Recovery Jan Hus Presbyterian Church D Manhattan – Below 14th Street 7:15am Jan Hus Presb Ch 351 E 74 (bet 1 & 2 Aves) (NA) BB (bet 7th Av & Greenwich) (A) 351 E 74th St (bet 1st & 2nd Aves) (NA) 12:15pm Just for Today LGBT Com Ctr L 6:00pm Body Image Focus Ramaz 125 E 85th St., 1st Fl (A)T/Q 6:00pm Word of Mouth LGBT Community Center O/SOA &Tr 6:00pm Jan Hus Presb Ch 351 E 74 (bet 1 & 2 Aves) (NA) BB 208 W 13th St (7th Av & Greenwich) (A) Manhattan – Above 61st Street (West Side) 208 W13th St (7th & Greenwich) Lesbian/Gay/Bi/Trans Focus Manhattan – Above 61st Street (West Side) 12:15pm St Margaret’s House 49 Fulton St Rm 4 (A) 9:30am Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew L Manhattan – 14th –42nd Street 9:30am Creativity Focus Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew Q/T Manhattan – 14th – 42nd Street 263 W 86th St (Broadway & West End) (LA) 10:30am Back to Basics Realization Center (A) V 263 W 86th St (bet Broadway & West End) (LA) 7:30am Morning Miracles Moravian Church BB 6:00pm Double Winners All Angels Church BB&BrB 19 Union Sq W @15th St 7th Fl 6:00pm West Side YMCA 5 W 63rd St, Map Room S 154 Lexington Av 30th St (LA) 251 W 80th Street (bet Broadway & West End) - 11:30am Experience, Strength & Hope Realization Center D Brooklyn 6:00pm East Side Meeting House Moravian Ch BB Basement 19 Union Sq W @15th St 7th Fl (A) (see note below) 12:00pm Brooklyn Heights Syng 131 Remsen St, Library S/Tr 154 Lexington Ave @ E 30th Street – Susanna Room 6:30pm Cornerstone 178 Bennett Ave & 189th Street Meets Last Saturday of Month Only Incest/Sexual Abuse 1:00pm Mckinley Park Library 6802 Ft Hamilton Pkwy 6:00pm Body Image Hudson Guild Community Center Q Brooklyn focus 119 9th Ave (bet 17 & 18 Streets) (A) 12:00pm Brooklyn Heights Synagogue 131 Remsen St BrB Manhattan – Above 61st Street (East Side) TUESDAY Manhattan – 43rd – 60th Street Library Note: The 11/25 MEETING WILL MEET ON 9:00am Relapse & Recovery Jan Hus Presbyterian Ch SAM Manhattan – Below 14th Street 12:30pm Promises St Thomas Ch 1 W 53 St (@5th Av) 3rd FlD WEDNESDAY 11/24 instead. 351 E 74th Street (bet. 1st & 2nd Aves) (NA) 12:15pm Just for Today LGBT Community Center D (A) (In Parish House - across from NY Public Library) 11:00am Park 11 St. Ignatius Loyola Church B/Q 208 W 13th St (bet 7th Ave & Greenwich) 6:00pm Men's OA Mtg St. Peter's Ch 619 Lex Ave Lower Lvl 2 FRIDAY 980 Park Ave (bet 83rd & 84th Sts) Parish House Manhattan – 14th – 42nd Street @Citicorp Center enter 54th St bet Lex/3rd Manhattan – Below 14th Street 2:00pm OA Step-by-Step Park Ave Christian Church SOA/Tr 7:30am Community Church 28 E 35th St S Manhattan – Above 61st Street (East Side) 12:15pm LGBT Community Center 208 W 13th Street S 1010 Park Avenue @ East 85th Street - 2nd Floor 6:00pm 100 Lb Winners Speak Hudson Guild Comm Ctr Q 7:15am Jan Hus Presb Ch 351 E 74 (bet 1 & 2 Ave) (NA) (bet 7th Av & Greenwich) (A) Note: No meeting on 12/25/10 or 1/1/11. 119 9t h Ave bet. 17 & 18 sts SOA/Tr Manhattan – 14th - 42nd Street 4:45pm Hope Group Jan Hus Presbyterian Ch 351 E 74th Note: The 11/23 MEETING WILL MEET at The Elliot 6:30pm Jan Hus Presb Ch 351 E 74 (bet 1 & 2 Ave) (NA 7:30am Morning Miracles Moravian Ch 154 Lexington AveD Street (NA) Center, 441 W 26th St bet. 9th & 10th Aves. Q/AB @ E 30th St (LA) Manhattan – Above 61st Street (West Side) 6:00pm East Side Meeting House Moravian Ch 154 Lex L Manhattan – Above 61st Street (West Side) 7:00pm Realization Center 19 Union Square West (A) V/Q 9:30am Fourth Universalist Society 4 W 76 St & CPW T 7:30pm East Side Meeting House Moravian Ch B 9:30am Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew B (corner of W 15th Street - 7th Floor) (basement, entrance to Ideal School) 154 Lexington Ave @ 30th St – Susanna Room 263 W 86th Street (bet Bway & West End) (LA) Manhattan – 43rd – 60th Street Brooklyn 8:00pm Realization Center, Rm.10 SAA 6:00pm Morgan Stanley Children's Hosp of NY-Presbyterian S 12:30pm St. Bartholomew’s Church 109 E 50th Street (A) D 10:00am B’KLYN HTS First Unitarian Church 50 Monroe Pl.B 19 Union Sq West (Corner of W 15th St 7th Floor) (A) Broadway bet. 165th and 167th Streets (1-MacIntosh Conf 6:00pm There is a Solution Church of St Mary the Virgin BB/O at Pierrepont Street Manhattan – 43rd – 60th Street Rm or 2-Hoyt Board Rm or 3-Cafeteria) 133 West 46th Street (bet 6th & 7th Aves) 11:00am B’KLYN HTS First Unitarian Ch (address above) Q** 12:30pm Central Synag 123 E 55 St, Rm 601 L/B 6:15pm Holy Trinity Church Central Park West at 65th St. -L *ring buzzer for the 2nd floor meeting room* 5:45pm St. Peter’s Lutheran Ch 619 Lexington Avenue T** Downstairs (enter on 65th St 2nd door/not church) @Citicorp Center enter South side of 54th St bet Lex & 3rd Aves SUNDAY Wednesday MONTHLY INTERGROUP MEETING NO CHARGE FOR THIS LIST MAY BE MADE Manhattan – Below 14th Street 9:30am Young Israel lower lvl 147 Dreiser Loop (Co-Op City) Held on the second Thursday of each month at th st rd 11:15am Recovery from Relapse LGBT Cent.
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