An Innovative Idea For Sunday Morning Church — Function Like An AA Meeting!
Here’s a description of a typical AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meeting from the AA of Australia web site:
“AA meetings are very informal. Just take a seat and listen to the stories members will tell about their drinking and their recovery. The meeting will consist of members telling their stories but if anyone isn’t in the mood to talk, it’s fine to decline.”
The AA format works great for church!
At The Salvation Army Berry Street, ordinary people show and tell what God has done in their lives. Their sincerity, their excitement, and their openness will deeply touch your heart! Come and see for yourself on Sundays at 10:45 am. — 225 Berry Street, Nashville, 37207.
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