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Saturday, 12 September 2009

Cult meetings - East and North Kent

East

Canterbury: Big Book Step & Tradition
Friday 19.30 Friends Meeting House, The Friars

Hythe
Monday 20.00 Methodist Church, Rampart Rd

Kearsney (Dover): Into Action
Wednesday 19.30 Kearsney Manor Nursing Home, Alkham Valley Rd
(used to be quite an active cult centre but operations seems to have switched to Tankerton Tuesday)

Margate
Friday 19.45 St John's Community Centre, St John's Church, Victoria Rd
(some cult influence here but group appears to have lost direction – formed a kind of once-a-month- hybrid with Al Anon participation – in breach of AA traditions)

Tankerton
Tuesday 19.45 Tankerton Evangelical Church
 
North

Beckenham: Primary Purpose Big Book Step Study
Wednesday 19.45 St Edmunds Church Hall, Village Way
(affiliated with the Primary Purpose movement - included in a number of their directories)

Bexleyheath: Road to Recovery
Monday 19.30 The Booth, The Salvation Army, Broadway

Bromley: Primary Purpose Big Book Study
Monday 19.45 Family Church, The Green Downham Way
(affiliated with the Primary Purpose movement - included in a number of their directories)

Sidcup: Into Action Multi-Mtg
Thursday 19.45 Emmanuel Methodist Church, Hadlow Rd

Sidcup: Into Action Multi-Mtg
Sunday 19.45 Emmanuel Methodist Church, Hadlow Rd
(both the Sidcup meetings form part of the Primary Purpose network (in breach of AA traditions of non-affiliation) – they carry links to this on their website, together with the rather unconvincing and disingenuous disclaimer that such inclusions do not constitute an endorsement, or otherwise, of this movement. Briefly, the Primary Purpose agenda is essentially predicated upon a series of lies – that the AA message has become "garbled", that this is a result of an influx of "treatment centre" members who treat AA meetings as therapy sessions, and that as a result recovery rates have fallen, and all this despite evidence (independent) to the contrary.

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