This website works in tandem with the Montana Society Recovery Zoom page, which is located on the internet at https://us05web.zoom.us/j/4295369484 Use Passcode: N2anR7
The Montana Society Recovery is not Alcoholics Anonymous; here you will find the 12 Steps and Traditions as presented by A.A. for the stated purpose of recovery from alcoholism. While you will find A.A. literature here, any opinions expressed do not represent A.A. as a whole. Tradition Six states, “An A.A. group ought never endorse, finance, or lend the A.A. name to any related facility or outside enterprise, lest problems of money, property, and prestige divert us from our primary purpose.
Our meetings start at noon, Eastern time, and last for one hour. Our meeting room will open 30 minutes before and will remain open for 30 minutes after the scheduled meeting. If requested we can open a separate Zoom room after the meeting for questions from newcomers. If necessary we will limit each speaker to 3 or 4 minutes, thereby giving each person that wants to share an opportunity. Our meeting is solution based and, each day we will focus on a Spiritual Principle associated with its Step. We will also zero in on Steps 10 and 11. We ask that all who share confine their comments to the topic and the solution as it is presented each day.
Our online Zoom meetings are designed to focus on the Spiritual Principles of A.A.’s Twelve Steps. Our meetings are solution based. We do allow positive cross-talk and we ask you to keep profanity to a minimum. Since its inception in 1939, A.A. has helped millions of men and women find a new way of life, free from the bondage of alcohol and from the physical, mental and spiritual ravages of alcoholism.
If you are new to A.A. we welcome you. Each of us started as newcomers and we do understand the obsessions, the cravings, and the mental anguish that you may be experiencing. Please join us and stay with us. Let us share with you the joy and the gratitude that awaits you – One Day At A Time.