We are delighted to be able to confirm that the above meeting has bitten the dust, and been replaced by a genuine AA meeting. The cult group details have been removed from our cult Where to Find – hopefully the first of many! See details of new group below.
“I would be grateful if you could amend your website and remove the following meeting from it: Primary Purpose Big Book Study. Monday 19.45, Family Church, The Green, Downham Way, as this has now closed, due to a lack of enthusiasm or indeed interest.
The meeting has since re-opened as Monday Night Newcomers Meetings (same time, same venue). It is run within the guidelines of the 12 traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous specifically tradition 4 which states that each group ought to be autonomous...meaning it is not affiliated with any other group either inside or outside of Alcoholics Anonymous. Neither is it organised within Alcoholics Anonymous as an elite or fast track recovery programme. It does not promote specific, separate ideals or beliefs within Alcoholics Anonymous.”
Showing posts with label Bromley. Show all posts
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Saturday, 8 May 2010
Friday, 16 April 2010
Primary Purpose - Bromley
We received the following email recently informing us of the closure of the following meeting - an extract:
"....Primary Purpose Big Book Study. Monday 19.45, Family Church, The Green, Downham Way, as this has now closed, due to a lack of enthusiasm or indeed interest."
We are awaiting confirmation of this, and that the meeting that has replaced it is not simply a "rebranding" exercise, a technique frequently employed by the cult to cover their tracks. Apart from our delight (at hearing of the demise of yet another meeting masquerading as AA, and one which forms part of a network devoted entirely to misrepresenting the AA recovery programme) we would point out that the problem has not gone away - not yet!!
Cheers
The Fellas
"....Primary Purpose Big Book Study. Monday 19.45, Family Church, The Green, Downham Way, as this has now closed, due to a lack of enthusiasm or indeed interest."
We are awaiting confirmation of this, and that the meeting that has replaced it is not simply a "rebranding" exercise, a technique frequently employed by the cult to cover their tracks. Apart from our delight (at hearing of the demise of yet another meeting masquerading as AA, and one which forms part of a network devoted entirely to misrepresenting the AA recovery programme) we would point out that the problem has not gone away - not yet!!
Cheers
The Fellas
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