Al-Anon and Alateen Meetings in the Five Boroughs of New York

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1 Al-Anon and Alateen Meetings in the Five Boroughs of New York Published by the Greater New York Al-Anon Family Intergroup, Inc. For the most up-to-date meeting information visit What Is Al-Anon? The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems. We believe alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid recovery. Al-Anon is not allied with any sect, denomination, political entity, organization, or institution; does not engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any cause. There are no dues for membership. Al- Anon is self-supporting through its own voluntary contributions. Al-Anon has but one purpose: to help families of alcoholics. We do this by practicing the Twelve Steps, by welcoming and giving comfort to families of alcoholics, and by giving understanding and encouragement to the alcoholic. Who Is a Member? Anyone affected by someone else s drinking. NOTE: By tradition, all Al-Anon meetings are open to anyone affected by someone else s drinking (such people are called members). Unless otherwise marked, all meetings are "Closed" to those who are not members, such as professionals, researchers, or students. "Open" meetings welcome all visitors whether affected by someone else s drinking or not. Some Al-Anon family groups choose to discuss topics from a standpoint, such as men s, women s, LGBTQIA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersexual, asexual/allied) issues, adult children of alcoholics, parents, and so on. Keywords AA Also: There is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at the same time in the same venue AAC: The group discusses topics from the standpoint of Al-Anon Adult Children of alcoholics Alateen: The meeting is for young people up to the age of 18 who have been affected by someone else's drinking Beginners: The group focuses on topics of relevance to newcomers and prospective members of Al-Anon and may have a special format to include them Concepts: The group discusses the Twelve Concepts LGBTQ: The group discusses topics from the standpoint of those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersexual, and asexual or allied Literature: The group reads from Al-Anon Conference-approved literature Meditation: The group includes time for meditation within the meeting format Men: The group discusses topics from the standpoint of men Open: The group welcomes visitors seeking information about Al-Anon as well as newcomers and members of Al-Anon Parents: The group discusses topics from the standpoint of parents Regular: No special topics or standpoints Slogans: The group discusses Al-Anon slogans, which are sayings to assist members in their recovery Step: The group discusses the Twelve Steps Topic: The group discusses a topic from Al-Anon Conference-approved literature Traditions: The group discusses the Twelve Traditions WK: Week of the month, the topics discussed change according to the week of the month Women: The group discusses topics from the standpoint of women To Donate or Contact Us: Greater New York Al-Anon Family Intergroup, Inc., 4 W. 43rd Street Suite 308, New York, NY (212) INFO@NYCAL-ANON.ORG For meeting updates and web issues, contact webmaster@nycal-anon.org For customer service issues, contact customer.service.literature@gmail.com

2 The Twelve Steps 1. We admitted we were powerless over alcohol that our lives had become unmanageable. 2. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity. 3. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him. 4. Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. 5. Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs. 6. Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character. 7. Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings. 8. Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all. 9. Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others. 10. Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it. 11. Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out. 12. Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to others, and to practice these principles in all our affairs. The Twelve Traditions 1. Our common welfare should come first; personal progress for the greatest number depends upon unity. 2. For our group purpose there is but one authority a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants they do not govern. 3. The relatives of alcoholics, when gathered together for mutual aid, may call themselves an Al-Anon Family Group, provided that, as a group, they have no other affiliation. The only requirement for membership is that there be a problem of alcoholism in a relative or friend. 4. Each group should be autonomous, except in matters affecting another group or Al-Anon or AA as a whole. 5. Each Al-Anon Family Group has but one purpose: to help families of alcoholics. We do this by practicing the Twelve Steps of AA ourselves, by encouraging and understanding our alcoholic relatives, and by welcoming and giving comfort to families of alcoholics. 6. Our Family Groups ought never endorse, finance or lend our name to any outside enterprise, lest problems of money, property and prestige divert us from our primary spiritual aim. Although a separate entity, we should always co-operate with Alcoholics Anonymous. 7. Every group ought to be fully self-supporting, declining outside contributions. 8. Al-Anon Twelfth Step work should remain forever non-professional, but our service centers may employ special workers. 9. Our groups, as such, ought never be organized; but we may create service boards or committees directly responsible to those they serve. 10. The Al-Anon Family Groups have no opinion on outside issues; hence our name ought never be drawn into public controversy. 11. Our public relations policy is based on attraction rather than promotion; we need always maintain personal anonymity at the level of press, radio, films, and TV. We need guard with special care the anonymity of all AA members. 12. Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our Traditions, ever reminding us to place principles above personalities.

3 Manhattan Sunday 9:00 AM Early Morning Start Your Day West Side YMCA 5 W. 63rd St st floor. Fireside lounge. Wheelchair accessible BEGINNERS, OPEN 10:30 AM Trust and Spirituality AAC St. Francis of Assisi 139 W. 31st St Community House Room 2. MEDITATION at 10:00. MEDITATION, AAC 1:00 PM 11:45 AM Always on Sunday Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' 283 Lexington Ave BEGINNERS, STEPS 1:00 PM Sunday Steps and Solutions Cornerstone 178 Bennett Ave nd floor, Lorenz Library. STEPS 1:30 PM AAC Serenity and Spirituality St. Francis of Assisi 135 W. 31st St Room #2. WK 1@ 3:15. WK 3=TRADITION AAC, TRADITIONS 3:30 PM Open Door The Chantry at Grace 802 Broadway No food or drink, except water. 4:00 PM Serenity in the Garden St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson St Laughlin Hall Enter through gate with sign reading: St. Luke School. If not in Laughlin Hall, which you will see first after entering, meeting is behind Laughlin in school cafeteria or school auditorium downstairs. Limited seating, please arrive early. 4:00 PM A New Beginning AAC of the Epiphany 1393 York Ave Enter on 74th Street. Walk through the church toward far front corner & through a doorway, walk past the church's offices to the stairs. Then go down to the large room in the basement. BEGINNERS, OPEN, 4:00 PM Sunday Serenity Holy Name 207 W. 96th St :30 PM Complete Recovery Seventh Day Adventist 232 West 11th St STEPS 6:00 PM East Side Serenity Unitarian of All Souls 1157 Lexington Ave AAC 6:00 PM West Side Gay and Lesbian St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital (Mount Sinai West) th Ave st floor. Private Café. Wheelchair accessible LGBTQ 6:30 PM Manhattan Parents Groups of Al-Anon St. James 865 Madison Ave OPEN, PARENTS, WK 1=STEP For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9

4 7:00 PM Columbus East Topics II St. Margaret's House 49 Fulton St Third Sunday: service or sponsorship, or both, in Al-Anon; fourth and fifth Sundays: open topic chosen by the speaker from TOPICS,, WK 1=STEP, WK 2=SLOGANS, WK 3=SPONSORSHIP Al-Anon Conference-approved literature. No pets allowed. If no one is at meeting, please call Chris :15 PM Women's Sunday Night West Side YMCA 5 W. 63rd St OPEN, WOMEN 7:15 PM Metropolitan St. Ignatius Loyola Rectory 980 Park Ave Meeting room left of reception area. AA also,, OPEN Manhattan Monday 7:30 AM Early Morning Start Your Day West Side YMCA 5 W. 63rd St st floor. Fireside lounge. Wheelchair accessible WK1=BEGINNERS,, OPEN 7:30 AM First Things first Intergroup Office 4 W. 43rd St Suite 308 Wheelchair accessible 12:00 PM St. Bart's Monday Noon St. Bart's 325 Park Ave Enter thru the main doors. For wheelchair accessibility call BEGINNERS, WOMEN Check desk/schedule for meeting location. 12:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. ID required to enter the building. STEPS, OPEN, WK 1=TRADITIONS 12:15 PM A Safe Place Rutgers 2095 Broadway Enter on W. 73rd St. 1st floor adjacent to elevator., OPEN 12:15 PM The Three Legacies of St. Paul and St. 263 W. 86th St Parlor Entrance on the main level just past the desk, on the right., WK 1=STEP, WK 2=TRADITION, WK 3=CONCEPTS, WK 4=SLOGANS, WK 5= MEN 12:30 PM Men at St. Peter's St. Peter's Lutheran 619 Lexington Ave Basement. Enter at 54th St. 1:00 PM Monday Afternoon Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' 283 Lexington Ave nd floor., OPEN Discussion 1:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. ID required to enter the building., WK 1=TRADITION 1:05 PM Just for Today DCTV 87 Lafayette St rd floor STEPS 1:30 PM Seeking Serenity St. Francis of Assisi 139 W. 31st St OPEN 5:30 PM The Village Westbeth Community Center 55 Bethune Street For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9

5 6:30 PM Twelve and Twelve Veterans Hospital 423 E. 23rd St Atrium on the main floor. No meetings on holidays. OPEN, STEPS, TRADITIONS 6:30 PM Lesbian and Gay Friends of Lois McBurney YMCA 125 W. 14th St First room on right as you enter on the first floor. Wheelchair accessible GAY, STEPS, LAST WK=TRADITION 6:30 PM Women of Courage Cornerstone Center 178 Bennett Ave 10040, WOMEN 7:00 PM The Healing Power of Al- Anon Caron Foundation 244 E. 58th St All welcome. BEGINNERS,, OPEN, PARENTS, AAC, STEP, TOPICS, TRADITIONS, SLOGANS, 7:00 PM Duffy Hill/Jan Hus Jan Hus Presbyterian 351 E. 74th St :00 PM How Al-Anon Works of St. Paul and St. 263 W. 86th St Between Broadway & BEGINNERS WEA 7:00 PM Lenox Hill of the Heavenly Rest 2 E. 90th St Enter through main entrance on 5th Ave, take the staircase to the left of the entrance and go down to the conference room marked Al-Anon. 7:00 PM Harlem Help and Hope Jericho House 2013 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. Wheelchair accessible When beginners are in attendance, part of the meeting is devoted to beginners topics. WK 1=SLOGANS, WK 2=TRADITION, WK 3=STEP, WK 4= 7:30 PM Gay and Straight Steps Together in Al-Anon St. John's Lutheran 83 Christopher St Between 7th Ave and Bleeker. Basement. STEPS Manhattan Tuesday 7:30 AM Early Morning Start Your Day West Side YMCA 5 W. 63rd St st floor. Fireside lounge. OPEN, STEPS, WK 1=TRADITIONS 7:30 AM Sail Into Recovery Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' 283 Lexington Ave nd Floor. STEPS, TRADITIONS 11:30 AM READY STEP GO! St. James 865 Madison Ave rd floor. St. George Room. Elevator access. Beginners and fellowship first 15 minutes., STEPS, TRADITIONS 11:45 AM Stepping Stones of the Holy Trinity 341 E. 87th St Choir room. Ring bell. Whellchair accessible. Last Tuesday of the month is a, OPEN, TRADITIONS tradition meeting. 12:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. ID required to enter the building. BEGINNERS, OPEN, SLOGANS 12:15 PM Central Park West of St. Paul and St. 263 W 86th St Children welcome., OPEN For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9

6 12:30 PM Garden Noon St. Francis of Assisi 139 W. 31st St Info Center Room #5., OPEN, BEGINNERS, MENS, WOMENS, TOPICS, TRADITIONS, LGBTQ, STEP, TRADITIONS 12:30 PM Topics/Steps in Al-Anon 5th Ave. Presbyterian 7 W. 55th St Lower level. STEP, TOPIC 12:30 PM Courage to Change Fordham Fordham U. Lincoln Center 113 W. 60th St Check at front desk for room OPEN,, AFG Campus number. 1:00 PM Women's Share Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' 283 Lexington Ave WOMEN, OPEN 1:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. Uses Reaching for Personal Freedom. Round Robin Mee ng. ID required to enter building. 1:05 PM Just for Today DCTV 87 Lafayette St rd Floor 5:45 PM Midtown Beginners Step Intergroup Office 4 W. 43rd St Suite 308 Wheelchair accessible BEGINNERS, STEPS 6:00 PM Tuesday Midtown Christ 520 Park Ave BEGINNERS 7:00 PM Village New Beginnings Seventh Day Adventist 232 W. 11th St BEGINNERS 7:00 PM Tools at 105th St. West End Presbyterian 165 W. 105th St Parish House Basement, 2nd door east of Amsterdam. No elevator 7:15 PM Men's Al-Anon Rutgers House 2095 Broadway Enter on 73rd St. Ground MEN floor. 7:30 PM Steps Through the Open Middle Collegiate 50 East 7th St Community Room Photo ID STEP Door (Basement). required. 8:15 PM Al-Anon at Manhattan Plaza Manhattan Plaza, 10th Avenue Building 482 W. 43rd St Ground floor. SLOGANS Manhattan Wednesday 7:30 AM Early Morning Start Your Day West Side YMCA 5 W. 63rd St First floor. Fireside lounge., OPEN, LAST WK=CONCEPTS 7:30 AM How Al-Anon Works Intergroup Office 4 W. 43rd St Suite 308 Wheelchair accessible 11:00 AM Our Conscious Contact St. Paul's Lutheran 123 W. 71st St Enter through brown door on the MEDITATION side of the church. 11:30 AM Park 60 Christ 520 Park Ave BEGINNERS, WK 1=STEPS 12:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. ID required to enter the building. 11th STEP 12:00 PM Madison Square Intercare 51 E. 25th St 10010, WK 1=STEPS For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9

7 12:15 PM The Serenity Meeting of St. Paul and St. 263 W 86th St rd floor. Elevator access. There are 7 steps to meeting room. Ask front desk for directions. At this meeting we study the Serenity Reading in Hope For Today page 360. There is a 5 minute meditation then a lead share. 12:30 PM Fellowship of Courage St. Bart's 325 Park Ave Enter thru the main doors. Check desk/schedule for meeting location. For wheelchair accessibility call :30 PM Square II Courage to Change Little Around the Corner Parish Hall, TOPICS, 1 East 29th St The meeting is held in the modern glass building on the east side of the church. Please do not enter the church itself as services are held at this time. 283 Lexington Ave nd floor. BEGINNERS 1:00 PM Mid-Town Mid-Week Recovery Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' 1:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. Uses Blue Print for Progress. Round Robin Meeting. ID required to enter building. 6:00 PM The Traditions Workshop Intergroup Office 4 W. 43rd St Suite 308 Wheelchair accessible TRADITIONS 6:30 PM Murray Hill Beginners NYU Langone Medical Center Student Center 6:30 PM Al-Anon Parent's Group of Tribeca Manhattan Youth Downtown Community Center 550 1st Ave Conference Room A Walk down the yellow (SMILOW) pathway past the first set of elevators to the second set of elevators at the end of this hallway. See conference room with a glass door. Round Robin (everyone shares who has a desire). Shares are not timed. STEP BEGINNERS,, TOPICS 120 Warren St PARENTS 6:30 PM Transforming Our Losses Trinity Lutheran 164 West 100th St Just East of Amsterdam 7:00 PM Penumbral Convent Baptist 425 W. 144th St Education Building. 1st floor. 7:00 PM Stepped Up in the City Unitarian of All Souls 1157 Lexington Ave OPEN, STEPS, TRADITIONS 7:00 PM Thoughts and Feelings Temple Shaaray Tefila 250 E. 79th St No food., AAC For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9

8 7:00 PM Broadway The Fourth Universalist Society 160 Central Park West Music Room. Please enter at 4 West 76th street BEGINNERS (corner of Central Park West). 7:00 PM Sharing Intimacy Caron Foundation 244 E. 58th St Basement. Weekly topic on intimacy. TOPICS 7:00 PM UWS Men's Meeting All Angels 251 W. 80th St st floor., OPEN, MEN 7:15 PM Gay Men's Al-Anon: Keeping it Simple St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital th Ave Doctor's Dining Room. Take elevator to 1st floor. Walk through doors at the back of cafeteria & continue to doors about 100 feet ahead. 8:00 PM Carnegie Hill 92nd Street Y 1395 Lexington Ave Room S 280. Manhattan Thursday 7:30 AM Early Morning Start Your Day West Side YMCA 5 W. 63rd St First floor. Fireside lounge., OPEN 11:30 AM READY STEP GO! St. James 865 Madison Ave Elevator access. Beginners and fellowship first 15 minutes., STEPS, TRADITIONS 11:45 AM Stepping Stones of the Holy Trinity 341 E. 87th St Choir room. Ring bell at top right of door. STEP 12:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. ID required to enter the building., PARENTS 12:15 PM Lois Lunch Bunch Community Building 30 E. 35th St Bring your own lunch. 12:15 PM Miracle on Fifth Avenue First Presbyterian 12 W. 12th St Enter through gate on 5th ave. BEGINNERS Closer to 11th St. Children welcome. 12:15 PM Park West Meditation Holy Trinity Rectory 213 W. 82nd St MEDITATION, OPEN 12:30 PM Thursday Listen and Learn Fifth Avenue Presbyterian 7 W. 55th St BEGINNERS 1:00 PM Midtown Courage to Change Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' 283 Lexington Ave nd floor. BEGINNERS 1:00 PM We Don't Know Yet St. Francis of Assisi 135 W. 31st St Annex Room 5. 1:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. ID required to enter the building. STEP 1:05 PM Just for Today DCTV 87 Lafayette St rd floor. BEGINNERS 5:45 PM Gay Men's Round Robin Gay and Lesbian Community 208 W. 13th St BEGINNERS, GAY, Center MEN, OPEN 6:00 PM St. Thomas AAC St. Thomas Parish House 1 W. 53rd St No children. AAC 6:15 PM 5:45 PM Acceptance Holy Name 207 W. 96th St BEGINNERS, 6:30 PM A Women's Circle Greenwich House Music School 46 Barrow St st floor. Childcare available., WOMEN GAY, MEN For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9

9 6:30 PM The 85th Congregation Congregation Kehilath 125 E. 85th St Enter through Ramaz STEPS Jeshurun School. 7:00 PM Lenox Hill of the Heavenly Rest 2 E. 90th St Enter through main entrance on STEPS 5th Ave, take the staircase to the left of the entrance and go down to the conference room marked Al-Anon. 7:00 PM Lincoln Center Christ & St. Stephen's 120 W. 69th St Basement. Children welcome. BEGINNERS, OPEN Episcopal 7:00 PM Step Into The Heights Fort Washington Collegiate 729 West 181st St Corner of Magaw Place and 181, Room 209 First Meeting will be Thursday March 23, Wheelchair accessible., STEPS,, MEDITATION 7:05 PM Columbus East Thursday St. Margaret's House 49 Fulton St BEGINNERS Beginners 7:30 PM East Village Topic Meeting Middle Collegiate 50 East 7th St rd floor classroom. Photo ID required., SLOGANS, STEPS, TRADITIONS 7:30 PM Henry Hudson Holy Trinity Lutheran 3 W. 65th St Enter on 65th St. Children welcome., OPEN Manhattan Friday 7:30 AM Sail Into Serenity Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' 283 Lexington Ave nd floor. BEGINNERS,, OPEN, 7:30 AM Early Morning Start Your Day West Side YMCA 5 W. 63rd St st floor. Fireside lounge. STEPS, OPEN 11:00 AM Harlem Harmony St. Mary's Episcopal 521 West 126th St Entrance is through the Children welcome. red door. 12:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. ID required to enter the building. OPEN 12:15 PM Step West of St. Paul and St. 12:30 PM Friday Men's Al-Anon at St. Bart's 263 W. 86th St Children are welcome. St. Bart's 325 Park Ave Enter thru the main doors. Check desk/schedule for meeting location. For wheelchair accessibility call STEP, OPEN, TRADITIONS, SLOGANS, MEN 12:30 PM Expect a Miracle 5th Avenue Presbyterian 7 W. 55th St For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9

10 1:00 PM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. Uses Paths to Recovery Workbook. Round Robin meeting. ID required to enter the building. STEP 1:00 PM Women's Share Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' 1:30 PM TGI Friday St. Francis of Assisi 2:00 PM Parents in Recovery of St. Paul and St. 6:00 PM Start Your Weekend Right Alateen 283 Lexington Ave Lithuanian and Russian spoken. BEGINNERS, OPEN, MEDITATION 139 W. 31st St nd Floor Room W. 86th St PARENTS St. Peter's Lutheran 619 Lexington Ave Enter at 54th St. Go to LL2, back corridor past the theater. Turn left: "Sacristy" Children welcome., AA also, ALATEEN also 6:00 PM Alateen in Manhattan St Peter's Lutheran 619 Lexington Ave Enter at 54th St. ALATEEN, AA also Downstairs LL2 Heritage room. 6:00 PM Step Into Serenity Holy Name 207 W. 96th St OPEN, STEPS 6:15 PM Lucky O.D.A.T. Basement 83 Christopher St Ring bell labeled "Meeting". All are welcome. 6:30 PM Al Anon Women's Meeting- University Settlement 273 Bowery Downstairs. All women welcome. Wheelchair Trans Inclusive accessible. 6:30 PM Friday Night AAC Trinity Lutheran 164 West 100th Hall. Down Stairwell. Ring bell for entrance BEGINNERS,, OPEN, AAC GAY, WOMEN, LGBTQ BEGINNERS,, OPEN, 7:00 PM Columbus East St. Margaret's House 49 Fulton St BEGINNERS 7:00 PM Upper West Side Men's of St. Paul and St. Group 263 W. 86th St This is a Straight Men's meeting focusing on recovery for solutions on marriage, dating, relationships, being single, divorced or an adult child of an alcoholic., STRAIGHT MEN, STEPS, 7:00 PM Winner's Circle Greenwich House Senior Center 20 Washington Square N Garden level. BEGINNERS, 7:15 PM From Survival to Recovery Caron Building 244 E. 58th St Basement. AAC, OPEN 7:30 PM Friday Night Gay Men Gay & Lesbian Center 208 W. 13th St BEGINNERS, GAY, MEN, OPEN 8:15 PM Columbus East St. Margaret's House 49 Fulton St 10038, OPEN Manhattan Saturday 8:00 AM Early Morning Start Your Day West Side YMCA 5 W. 63rd St st floor. Fireside lounge., OPEN For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9

11 9:00 AM Waterside TRS Inc. Professional Space 40 Exchange Pl rd floor. 3rd floor. Uses Literature. Round Robin meeting. ID required to enter the building. 9:00 AM Inwood Recovery Beginners Steps Holy Trinity Episcopal 20 Cumming Street Narthex. Enter on Cumming, go up the stone steps, take the path to the right to the white double doors. BEGINNERS, OPEN, STEP, TRADITIONS, MEDITATION, 10:30 AM Let It Begin With Me All Angels' 251 West 80th St st floor. MEDITATION 10:30 AM Women in Spirituality Education Alliance Center 331 E. 12th St nd floor dining room., OPEN, WOMEN, TOPICS 11:00 AM Courage to Change at Manhattan Plaza Manhattan Plaza 10th Avenue Building 482 W. 43rd St Health club entrance., WK 4=STEP 11:15 AM Mustard Seed Mustard Seed 122 E. 37th St STEPS 12:30 PM Women's Self-Esteem Education Alliance Center 331 E. 12th St nd floor dining room. WOMEN 1:00 PM Work the Program, Not the St. Michael's Episcopal 225 W. 99th St Children welcome. STEPS, TRADITIONS Problem Parish House 3:00 PM Work the Program, Not the Problem II St. Michael's Episcopal Parish House 225 W. 99th St Children welcome. STEPS, TRADITIONS 3:00 PM Saturday Serenity Alateen St. Michael's Episcopal Parish House 225 W. 99th St Enter at 99th St. First door to the right. Al-Anon is the large double door straight ahead. Beginner-friendly meeting. room 6:00 PM Uptown Saturday Night Mount Sinai West th Ave nd floor conference 7:00 PM Saturday Night Discussion Jan Hus Presbyterian 351 E. 74th St Animals welcome. 7:10 PM Uptown Saturday Night Mount Sinai West th Ave nd floor conference room 7:45 PM GLAD (Gay/Lesbian Al-Anon Gay and Lesbian Community 208 West 13th St BEGINNERS, MEN, Discussion) Center LGBTQ ALATEEN For up-to-date meeting information visit NYCalanon.org/meetings.html. The next printed list will be available in June of 9