English speaking meetings in Cyprus

Cyprus Intergroup answer phone: +357 25 358184

• AYIA NAPA  MONDAY  19.30
  Open meetings upon request
  Scandinavian Church, Pascalis Centre, 18-19 Nissi Ave, Ayia Napa.
  Contact 00357 97 798043
  Last Updated:  15 June, 2010





• KYRENIA    SATURDAY  13.00
  Open Meeting 
  St. Andrews Church Hall
  Girne, Kyrenia
  Northern Cyprus – T.R.N.C.
  Contact: +90 542 8557743
  
  Last updated: 15 June, 2010
  




• LARNACA  THURSDAY  19.30  
  LARNACA THURSDAYS 
  Discussion Meeting    Closed Meeting -- 1st Thursday each month 'open'. Franciscan Monastery, Santa Maria Church, Terra Santa Str.  
  (behind main church) Larnaca  
  Contact 00357 99 344339 or 00357 99 419541
  Last Updated:  15 June, 2010        
                                                                       

• LIMASSOL  TUESDAY  19. 00
  TUESDAY  GROUP   
  Discussion Meeting  Closed Meeting
  St. Catherine’s R.C. Church, 28 Octovrio, Sea Front Road
  (behind main church) Wheelchair access & facilities.   
  Contact 00357 99559322 or 00357 25368265
  Last Updated:  15 June, 2010
   

• LIMASSOL  WEDNESDAY  19:00
  Limassol Wednesday Night Group
  Discussion Meeting   Closed Meeting
  St. Catherine’s R.C. Church, 28 Octovrio, Sea Front Road
  (behind main church)  Wheelchair access & facilities.    
  Contact 00357 99559322 or 00357 25368265
  Last Updated: 15 June, 2010
   

• LIMASSOL  FRIDAY  19.00  
  LIMASSOL FRIDAY NIGHT GROUP  
  Discussion Meeting    Open Meeting     
  St. Catherine's R.C. Church, 28 Octovrio, Sea Front Rd.  
  (behind main church)  Wheelchair access & facilities.   
  Contact 00357 99559322 or 00357 25368265
  Last Updated:  15 June, 2010  
   

• LIMASSOL  SATURDAY  10.00  
  LIMASSOL SATURDAY GROUP  
  Discussion Meeting    Open Meeting     
  St. Catherine's R.C. Church, 28 Octovrio, Sea Front Rd.  
  (behind main church)  Wheelchair access & facilities.  
  Contact 00357 99559322 or 00357 25368265
  Last Updated:  15 June, 2010
     

• NICOSIA  SUNDAY  19.30  
  NICOSIA MONDAY NIGHT GROUP  
  Discussion Meeting    Open Meeting    
  St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral, Byron Ave,
  (Church Hall behind church, top floor)               
  Last Updated:  15 June, 2010
   

• PAPHOS TUESDAY 19:30
  Open Meetings: first and third Tuesday of each month. All other meetings Closed.
  ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL
  Pafias Afroditis, Near the Church of AGIA KYRIAKI and St. Paul’s Pillar
  Kato Paphos.
  Contact 00357 99 916331 or 00357 99 399240
  Last Updated: 15 June, 2010
  

• PAPHOS THURSDAY 19:30
  ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL
  Closed Meeting
  Pafias Afroditis, Near the Church of AGIA KYRIAKI and St. Paul’s Pillar
  Kato Paphos.
  Contact 00357 99 916331 or 00357 99 399240
  Last Updated: 15 June, 2010
  

• PAPHOS SATURDAY 08:30
  PAPHOS MORNING GROUP
  Discussion Meeting
  Closed Meeting
  ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL
  Pafias Afroditis, Near the Church of AGIA KYRIAKI and St. Paul’s Pillar
  Kato Paphos.
  Contact 00357 99 916331 or 00357 99 399240
  Last Updated: 15 June, 2010
  

• POLIS AND LATSI SUNDAY 12.00
  First Sunday of month Step; last Sunday of month Open.
  St Luke's Church Hall, Rear of Kaite Supermarket,
  Latsi Road, Polis.
  Contact: 00357 99 916331 or 00357 99 399240
  Record created: 15 June, 2010
  

Open Meetings: As the term suggests, meetings of this type are open to alcoholics and their families and to anyone interested in solving a personal drinking problem or helping someone else to solve such a problem.
During the meeting there is usually a period for local AA announcements, and a treasurer passes the hat to defray costs of the meeting hall, literature, and incidental expenses. The meeting adjourns, often followed by informal visiting over coffee or other light refreshments.
Guests at AA open meetings are reminded that any opinions or interpretations they may hear are solely those of the speaker involved. All members are free to interpret the recovery program in their own terms, but none can speak for the local group or for AA as a whole.
 
Closed Meetings: These meetings are limited to alcoholics. They provide an opportunity for members to share with one another on problems related to drinking patterns and attempts to achieve stable sobriety. They also permit detailed discussion of various elements in the recovery program.

 

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