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Amagansett Men's Room was started by Bryant, Bill, Pope and Fred. Bryant spearheaded the idea.This meeting began in July of 1993 and in six months grew to 15 to 20 men and has now grown to 40 to 55 men. Bryant described Father Donald Dismount M.S.G.R. as a great friend of A.A. who gave them the space for free for two years till they could start to pay rent. He was inspired by women who started a meeting at the East Hampton Senior Citizen's Center and decided to start a man's meeting and I would say, luckily, for alcohol anonymous as this meeting I believe has saved many lives.

30 SEPTEMBRE  -  2 OCTOBRE  2011

Article de Alcoholics Anonymous Australia (2001)

AA News (General Service Office of Great Britain)  - spring 2001 - distribution gratuite aux groupes de Grande-Bretagne

A propos du "Conduct of AA members"

Régionale du Hainaut (Belgique), 1 février 2010

Traduction de l'article paru dans  "AA News"  été 2000, dans le mot de l'administrateur

The Amityville Alcoholics Anonymous 'Open Door' group was founded by Kenny M. and friends to replace another morning group which was drifting more and more away from A.A.'s singleness of purpose

On July 14, 1990, the first meeting of the Amityville 'Open Door' Group was attended by Ben, John, Kenny and Trudy. Initially Kenny performed all of the required group functions: made coffee, opened the meeting, qualified, was treasurer until the meeting became established. Daily meeting attendance now ranges from thirty through ninety participants. In July 2009, the group expects to celebrate its nineteenth anniversary.

Hollywood Baptist Church Annex - 3504 Great Neck Road - Amityville - NY 11701 - USA