Welcome to AA Toronto Agnostics…a site for agnostics, atheists, secularists, and free thinkers in Alcoholics Anonymous in the Greater Toronto Area. This site was recently (AUG2019) taken over by someone who has zero knowledge of Weebly. If you're looking for a well formatted web site, please take over the responsibility of maintaining it. If you're looking for accuracy of meeting times, I'll do my best.
Long form of Tradition 3"Our membership ought to include all who suffer from alcoholism. Hence we may refuse none who wish to recover. Nor ought A.A. membership
ever depend upon money or conformity. Any two or three alcoholics gathered together for sobriety may call themselves an A.A. group, provided that, as a group, they have no other affiliation." Beyond Belief meeting locations and times changed for Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
As of Sep 1, 2019 meetings are in the following rooms: Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) 252 Bloor Street West, unless otherwise indicated — (look for "Beyond Belief" signs). MONDAYS 7 - 8 PM Sep 2: closed Sep 9: Rm 4-426 Sep 16: Rm 8-220 Sep 23: Rm 8-220 Sep 30: Rm 8-220 Oct 7: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Oct 14: closed Oct 21: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Oct 28: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Nov 4: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Nov 11: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Nov 18: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Nov 25: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Dec 2: Rm 2-296 Dec 9: Rm 2-296 Dec 16: Rm 2-296 THURSDAYS 7 - 8 PM Sep 5: Rm 2-296 Sep 12: Rm 3-311 Sep 19: Rm 2-286 Sep 26: Rm 2-286 Oct 3: Rm 2-286 Oct 10: Rm 2-286 Oct 17: Rm 2-286 Oct 24: Rm 2-286 Oct 31: Rm 2-286 Nov 7: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Nov 14: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Nov 21: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Nov 28: SK 418 (246 Bloor, Fac of Soc. Work) Dec 5: Rm 2-296 Dec 12: Rm 2-296 Dec 19: Rm 2-296 SATURDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM September - December, 2019 OISE - 225 Bloor Street W. Rm 2-296 The Beyond Belief
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Agnostic MeetingsA.A. agnostic meetings endeavour to maintain a tradition of free expression, and conduct a meeting where alcoholics may feel free to express any doubts or disbelief they may have, and to share their own personal form of spiritual experience, their search for it, or their rejection of it.
In keeping with A.A. tradition, we do not endorse or oppose any form of religion or atheism. Our only wish is to ensure suffering alcoholics that they can find sobriety in A.A. without having to accept anyone else's beliefs, or having to deny their own. In accordance with Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Intergroup Procedures and Guidelines, " An AA group needs to adopt only the 12 Steps, 12 Traditions and 12 Concepts of AA, as adopted by the AA General Service Board, in order to be recognized as an AA group by GTA Intergroup," Toronto and area agnostic groups meet this standard. Furthermore, we recognize that these operating procedures sets out what our fellow GTA groups have agreed upon, not what has been imposed upon them. OLDER NEWS
AA Agnostics ask for help from a higher power. The courts.
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There are several groups in the GTA and Golden Horseshoe for agnostics, atheists, secularists, and freethinkers as well as persons of all religious denominations, every night of the week, including Sundays.
Contact us at TorontoBeyondBelief@gmail.com.
Updated August 1, 2019
Updated August 1, 2019
