How It Works- South-Central Iowa
Not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc.
AA meeting in Chariton, Iowa
NextFriday 7:00 PM
Where
First Baptist Church - Chariton
205 S Grand St, Chariton, IA 50049Stairs to Basement: Enter the stairwell through the side door located on the same side as the church's main parking lot entrance. The Clubroom is immediately to the right at the bottom of the stairwell landing. Signs are visible for added guidance.
Every week
| Tuesday | 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM | In person |
|---|---|---|
| Friday | 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM | In person |
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About this meeting
- Discussion
- Open
- Proof of Attendance
- Big Book
How It Works South-Central Iowa (HIWSCI) Type: Open, In-Person Format: Group Sponsorship, Big Book readings, round-robin sharing, 12 Step support Focus: Alcoholism and addiction recovery through a structured 12 Step group approach All are welcome.
How It Works South-Central Iowa (HIWSCI) is dedicated to addressing the root cause of alcoholism and addiction - the mind. Simply putting down the substance or stopping the behavior is only the beginning. True, lasting recovery requires us to confront and change the underlying thoughts, beliefs, and patterns that fuel our addictions.
At HIWSCI, we use a unique Group Sponsorship model, where all members work through the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous together. This shared journey follows a consistent and proven process that builds accountability, unity, and a sense of purpose - reinforcing that no one has to recover alone.
Our meeting format includes practical tools, spiritual connection, and round-robin style discussion based on readings from the Big Book. Members also receive guidance through the 12 Steps and benefit from a strong, supportive community.
HIWSCI currently hosts an open in-person meeting every Friday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM, welcoming both newcomers and long-term members seeking help with alcoholism and addiction.
We offer an open invitation to anyone seeking meaningful, effective support in their recovery journey.