Events

The Awakening Men’s Group holds a 60-minute MEN ONLY Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting every Monday evening at the Fellowship Centre. AA meetings provide mutual support between those who are at various stages of the recovery journey. Some men have been sober for decades; others are still drinking but want a better life. Topics for discussion […]

The Sunday Night Step Group holds a 60-minute Cocaine Anonymous (CA) meeting at the Fellowship Centre each Sunday. The formate of the meeting included reading from and sharing on a Step from the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions. Books are supplied. In the winter months the meeting goes candlelight after the Step is read. Every

Mental Health and Addiction Support is a 60-minute meeting for those seeking support with mental health as related to addiction recovery. A Canadian  Certified Counsellor facilitates the meeting focused on providing information and reviewing effective strategies to improve mental health and functional behaviour. Topics presented and discussed might include emotional intelligence, stress management, building resilience,

The Sunday Afternoon Meditation Group is a 60-minute meeting held each Sunday afternoon at the Fellowship Centre. The meeting focuses on guided meditation and meditation training. In guided meditation, meditative practice is shaped by another person’s voice. Because the mind tends to wander, many find it easier to focus and relax when their mind isn’t

The Girlfriend Hour is a 60-minute LADIES ONLY Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting held at the Fellowship Centre every Sunday morning. AA meetings provide peer-to-peer recovery support. The meeting is organized around the book A Woman’s Way Through the Twelve Steps. Books are available at cost, or a copy of the section of the book being

Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA) is a 60-minute meeting to support recovery from compulsive sexual behaviour. As a community of recovering sex  addicts, SAA offers a message of hope to anyone who suffers from sex addiction. Through long and painful experience, we came to realize that we were powerless over our sexual thoughts and behaviours and

Gamblers Anonymous (GA) is a 90-minute meeting of mutual support for compulsive gamblers. For more than sixty years, the GA Program has helped thousands of people to stop gambling and to go on to lead happy useful lives. Many people came to Gamblers Anonymous when they realized that their willpower alone had not worked. By