Sunday (3 Meetings)

8:30A AA - Gay Reflections on the Solution
New Location:
Kaiser Hospital, Medical
Office Bldg.: 710
Lawrence Expressway,
Conf. Rm. 196
Santa Clara

10:30A AA - Gay Men & Women Together - Living Sober
Kaiser Hospital, Medical
Office Bldg.: 710
Lawrence Expressway,
Conf. Rm. 196
Santa Clara

7:30P AA - Gay Grab Bag Solution
First Unitarian Church of San Jose
160 N. 3rd St. (at St. James St.)
San Jose, CA 95112
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Monday (2 Meetings)

6:30P AA - Gay & Lesbian Sober Experience
Congregational Church
400 W. Campbell Ave. (btwn. Winchester Blvd. and San Tomas Expy.)
Campbell CA, 95008
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8:00P AA - Gay Men & Women Together
First Unitarian Church of San Jose
160 N. 3rd St. (at St. James St.)
San Jose, CA 95112
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Tuesday (2 Meetings)

7:00P Alanon - Gays & Lesbians in Recovery
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
1948 The Alameda (at McKendrie St.)
San Jose, CA 95126
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7:30P AA - Gay & Lesbian Big Book Discussion
NEW Location:
St. Francis Episcopal Church
Whickam Room
1205 Pine St. (at Newport)
San Jose, CA 95125
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Wednesday (1 Meeting)

8:00P AA - Gay Alcoholics Living in Sobriety
First Unitarian Church of San Jose, Room 6
160 N. 3rd St. (at St. James St.)
San Jose, CA 95112
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Thursday (1 Meeting)

8:00P AA - Gay Men’s Freedom Group (Closed)
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
1948 The Alameda (at McKendrie St.)
San Jose, CA 95126
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Friday (2 Meetings)

7:30P AA - Lesbians Living the Promises (Closed, Woman Only)
First United Methodist Church (Fireside Room)
1675 S. Winchester Blvd. (at Hamilton Ave.)
Campbell, CA 95008
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8:00P AA - Gay Men & Women Together Step Study
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
1948 The Alameda (at McKendrie St.)
San Jose, CA 95126

Saturday (2 Meetings)

10:30A AA — Sober & Queer
Billy DeFrank Center
938 The Alameda
San Jose, CA 95126
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6:30P AA - Gay & Lesbian Topic Discussion
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
1948 The Alameda (at McKendrie St.)
San Jose, CA 95126
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Tradition Five

"Each group has but one primary purpose - to carry its message to the alcoholic who still suffers."

There is another reason for this singleness of purpose. It is the great paradox of A.A. that we know we can seldom keep the precious gift of sobriety unless we give it away.