DISTRICT 80 AREA 57
Do you think you have a Problem with Alcohol
There is a
Solution
What is Alcoholics Anonymous
I AM RESPOSIBLE... When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of AA always to be there.
A DECLARATION OF UNITY. This we owe to AA's future: To place our common welfare first; to keep our fellowship united. For on AA unity depends our lives and the lives of those to come.
How to contact Alcoholics Anonymous
HOW TO CONACT AREA 57
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experence, strength and hope wit each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for AA membership we are self-supporting through our own contributions. AA is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution neither endoresor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help others to achieve sobriety.
Where do I Find District 80
District 80 is a fellowship in Alcoholics Anonymous located in south central Oklahoma.It reaches from Chickashea in the north to Marrietta in the South, from Kingston in the east to Lawton in the west.
ARDMORE CACHE CHICKASHA DUNCAN ELGIN KINGSTON LAWTON LONE GROVE MADILL MARLOW MARIETTA SULFUR
Distric Chair: Monica C.
Alt. Dist. Chair: Callie H.
Treasurer: Roger B.
Secretary: April F.
Webmaster: Pete T.
District Officers
District Committee Members
Pete T.
Julie S.
Paige M.
Kelly P.
Jeff Z.
Chris S.
District Committee Chairs
Accessibilities: Jeff Z
Archives: Roger B.
Bridge the Gap: Open
CPC: Open
Corrections: Open
Gratitude: Holli B.
Grapevine: Natasha C.
Policy and Procedures: Syble B.
Public Information: Elaine B.
Technologies: Pete T.
Treatment: Paige M.
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Find A Meeting In District 80
EVENTS
AREA MEETINGS
DISTRICT MEETINGS
STATE WORKSHOPS
WORKSHOPS
CONFERENCES
Embassy Suites
741 N Phillips Ave. Okc., Ok.
June 22nd. 2025
Sept. 14th. 2025
June 8th 2025, lunch at 1:00pm
keys to the kingdom Gp. Chickasha Ok.
320 S. 4th St. Chickasha Ok.
Sept. 14 2025 12:00pm Lunch
Steps to Serenity Gp. Kingston Ok.
14 S. Main St. Kingston Ok.
CACHE OK. MEETING SCHEDULE
CACHE AA GROUP
419 C AVE. CACHE OK.
CONTACT # 580-483-9156
Sunday: 2:00pm Discussion Open
Monday: 12:00pm Discussion Open
Tuesday: 12:00 Discussion Open
Wednesday: 12:00pm Discussion
Thursday; Discussion Open
Friday: !2:00pm Discussion Open
Saturday: 10:00am Womens Open
6:00pm Discussion Open
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ARDMORE GROUP
935 GRAND AVE. ARDMORE, OK.
CONTACT # 580-276-7337
Sunday: 6:00pm 12x12 Closed
Monady: 12:00pm Discussion Closed
7:00pm Discussion Open
Tuesday: 6:00pm Womens Closed
Wednesday: 12:00pm Literature Closed
Thursday: 7:00pm Big Book Closed
Friday: 12:00pm Discussion Closed
Saturday: Mens Big Book Closed
Last Saturday of the month is Birthday/Speaker at 8:00pm
ARDMORE OK. MEETING SCHEDULE
TRADITION TWO
#62 BROADLAWN VILLAGE
Contact # 580-222-7368
Sunday: 12:00pm Discussion Open
7:00pm Discussion Open
Monday: 12:00pm Big Book Open
7:00pm 12 & 12 Open
Tuesday: 12:00pm Discussion Open
7:00pm Beginners Open
Wednesday: 12:00pm Literature Open
7:00pm Discussion Open
Thursday: 12:00pm 12&12 Open
7:00pm Big Book Open
Friday: 12:00pm Diuscussion Open
7:00pm Book Study Open
Saturday: 10:am Discussion Open
7:00pm Discusion Open
2nd Friday is Speaker Night Last Friday Birthday Night
GROUP 164
311 N. WASHINGTON ARDMORE
CONTACT # 580-490-2176
Sunday: 2:00pm Big Book Closed
Wednesday: 6:00pm Big Book Closed
1st Sunday is Birthday/Speaker eat at 1:00pm Meeting at 2:00pm
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CHICKASHA MEETING SCHEDULE
CHICKASHA FREEDOM GROUP
2402 S. 16TH ST. CHICKASHA OK.
CONTACT # 405-892-3112
Tuesday: 6:30pm Living Sober
Wednesday: 6:30pm Big Book Open
Thursday: 6;30pm 12&12
KEYS TO THE KINGDOM GROUP
320 S. 4TH ST. CHICKASHA OK
CONTACT #
Tuesday: 6:30pm Literature Closed
Last tuesday of the month is speaker night 6:30pm
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DUNCAN GROUP
806 CHESTNUT AVE. DUNCAN OK.
CONTACT # 918-521-0652
Sunday: 2:00pm Discussion Closed
7:00pm Discussion Open
Monday: 8:00pm Discussion Open
Tuesday: 12:00 Living Sober Closed
8:00pm Discussion Closed
Wednesday: 8:00pm Big Book Closed
Thursday: 12:00pm Discussion Open
8:00pm Grapevine Open
Friday: 8:00pm Speaker Open
Saturday: 7:00pm Big Book Open
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ELGIN MEETING SCHEDULE
ELGIN ONLY CHANCE GROUP
609 CATALINA PL. ELGIN OK.
CONTACT # 410-292-8848
Thursday: 7:00pm Literature Open
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LAWTON MEETING SCHEDULE
OPEN DOOR GROUP
1816 NW LIBERTY LAWTON OK.
CONTACT # 661-803-6990
Sunday: 6:00am Discussion Open
12:00pm Discussion Closed
7:00pm Discussion Closed
Monday: 6:00am Literature Open
12:00pm Discussion Closed
8:00pm Discussion Closed
Tuesday: 6:00am Literature Open
12:00pmDiscussion Closed
5:30pm Literature Open
8:00pm Discussion Open
Wednesday: 6:00am Discussion Open
12:00pm Discussion Closed
8:00pm Discussion Closed
Thursday: 6:00am Literature Open
12:00pm Discussion Closed
8:00pm Discussion Closed
Friday: 6:00am Literature Open
12:00pm Discussion Closed
8:00pm Literature Open
Saturday: 6:00am Discussion Open
12:00pm Discussion Closed
8:00pm Discussion Closed
SPIRIT WINDS GROUP
8503 NW MADDISCHE RD. LAWTON OK
CONTACT # 580-695-2019
Wednesday: 5:30pm Big Book Closed
Last wednesday of the month is speaker night
LAWTON ORIGINAL GROUP
1210 SW F AVE. LAWTON OK.
CONTACT # 580-647-3010
Sunday: 5:30pm Discussion
8:00pm Discussion Open
Monday: 12:00pm Discussion Closed
5:30pm Discussion Open
Tuesday: 12:00pm Literature Open
5:30pm Discussion Open
Wednesday: 12:00pm Discussion Open
5:30pm Discussion Closed
Thusday: 12:00pm Discussion Open
5:30pm Discussion Open
Friday: 12:00pm Discussion Open
5:30pm discussion Open
Saturday: 12:00pm Discussion Open
5:30pm Discussion Open
7:00pm Big Book Open
First Saturday is Speaker night
WAYOUT GROUP
1302 SW B AVE. LAWTON OK.
CONTACT # 909-362-9953
Monday: 6:00pm Discussion Open
Tuesday: 6:00pm Discussion Closed
Tursday: 6:00pm Discussion Closed
Saturday: 6:00pm Discussion
Last saturday is potluck at 5:00pm
WOMEN'S HOME GROUP
601 SW B AVE. LAWTON OK.
CONTACT # 580-585-7490
Saturday: 10:30am 12&12 Open
SERENITY GROUP(LAWTON)
607 B AVE. SUITE 1 LAWTON OK.
CONTACT #
Monday: 12:00pm 12&12 Closed
Wednesday: 12:00pm Discussion Close
Friday: 12:00pm Big Book Open
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MEETING SCHEDULE FOR KINGSTON OK
STEPS TO SERENITY GROUP
14 S MAIN ST. KINGSTON OK
CONTACT # 580-579-4524
Monday: 6:00pm Discussion Open
Wednesday: 6:30pm Discussion Open
Friday: 6:30pm Open
Saturday: 8:30am Discussion Open
FIRST THINGS FIRST GROUP
100 WILLIS KINGSTON OK.
CONTACT #
Sunday: 8:00am Big Book Open
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MEETING SCHEDULE FOR MARIETTA OK.
LOCO GROUP
1107 US HYW. 77 MARIETTA OK.
CONTACT #
Tuesday: 7:30pm Discussion Closed
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MEETING SCHEDULE FOR MADILL OK
SOBRIETY AT THE BLEND
516 S.1ST ST.MADILL OK.
CONTACT # 936-346-7284
Thursday: 7:00pm Literature Open
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MEETING SCHEDULE FOR LONE GROVE OK.
RIFF RAFF GROUP
2226 N. NEWPORT RD. LONE GROVE OK
CONTACT # 580-504-6320
Tuesday: 12;00pm Big Book Closed
Friday: 6:00pm Discussion Closed
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MEETING SCHEDULE FOR MARLOW OK.
SERENITY GROUP
421 W. MAIN ST. MARLOW OK.
CONTACT # 210-391-2970
Tuesday: 6:30pm Big Book Open
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MEETING SCHEDULE FOR SULFUR OK.
SULFUR GROUP
305 E. 5TH ST. SULFUR OK.
CONTACT # 918-899-0076
Wednesday: 6:00pm Big Book Open
Saturday: 11:00am 12&12 Open
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Group Change Form
ACCESSIBILITIES: Accessiblity challanges apply to alcoholics who have difficulties participating in Alcoholics anonymous, whether these are phisical, mental, cultural, or other factors that vary among people. Some of these people may experience barriers to accessing the A.A. message, including literature, meetings, Twelfth step work, and the service structure. The accessibility issues that many alcoholics face, we primarily refer to those who are blind and or deaf, those that are housebound or chronically ill, and those who are are living with brain injury or stroke. Barriers to the message of A.A. are not always readly evident.
ARCHIVES: Archives work is more that mere custodial activity. it is the means by which we collect, preserve, and share the rich and meaningful heritage of our fellowship. It is by the collection and sharing of these historical elements that our collective gratitude for A.A. deepens. A.A. members have a responsibily to gather and care for the Fellowships historical documents and memorabilia. Correspondance, minutes, reports, photographs, newspaper and magazine articals from the past and present should be collected and preserved and made available for the guidance and reserch of A.A. members and others for now and generations to come.
BRIDGE THE GAP: Bridging the gap can provide temporary contact for alcoholic in treatment centers, medical facilities, crisis centers or other facilities. The intent of bridging the Gap is to provide the recently released or discharged alcoholics with temporary help for a limited time. this is basic twelfth step work. in order to bridge the gap A.A. members have volunteered to be temporary contacts and introduce newcomers to Alcoholics Anonymous
COOPERATION WTIH THE PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY: This committee provides information about A.A. to those who have contact with alcoholics through their profession. This group includes health care, E.A.P, HR professionals, educators, members of the clergy, lawyers, social workers, military professionals, goverment officials and those working in the field of alcoholism. Information is provided about where we are, what we are, what we can do and what we cannot do. when there is a good working relationship between the A.A. members and the paid alcoholism workers, the sick alcoholic is the winner.
CORRECTIONS: The purpose of the corrctions committee is to coordinate the work of individual A.A. members and groups who are interested in carrying our message of recovery to alcoholics behind the walls, and to set up means of smoothing the way from the facility to the larger A.A. community through prerelease contacts. A.A. members wishing to carry our message behind the walls of correction facilities should understand that we always do so within the regulations of such facility.
GRAPRVINE: A.A. A.A. is the international journal of Alcoholics Anonymous. written, edited, illustrated and read by alcoholics and others interested in the A.A. program of recovery from alcoholism. The Grapevine is a lifline linking one alcoholic to another. The grapevine not only carries the words "A.A.'s Meeting in print" on the cover but it's format resembles an A.A. meeting as well, beginning with the Preamble and concluding with the Serenity Prayer. It has the makings of a good meeting: dicussion topics, humor, announcements, and above all the storiesof exprience , strength and hope of alcoholics practicing the principles of A.A.
PUBLIC INFORMATION: The purpose of P.I. work is to provide accurate A.A. information to the piblic when requsted. P.I. committees visit schools, businesses, and community meetings for this purpose. They also serve as resouces for our friends in the local media, emphasizing our Traditions of anonymity , singleness of purpose and nonaffiliation, as well as offering A.A. public service announcements to radio and television stations.
POLICY AND PROCEDURES: The purpse of the committee is to assist the districts with their policy and procedures activity. The committee is to maintain correct and updated manuscript of the procedures manual. The chair is the official parliamentarian at the gemreral assembly or area committee meeting, with the duty of ensuring that all motions are permitted by the Policy and Procedures manual. the committee will provide leadership in ensuring this Manual remains consistant with the changing needs of the area.
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