Primary Purpose Group
Holds Meetings in Trailer “B” Behind The
Johns Creek Presbyterian Church
10950 Bell Road
Johns Creek, GA 30097
770.813.9009

Contact Web Tender Carlos S.

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We are having a Group Inventory the 16th of July right after the 9:00 AM meeting, Helen from the Central Office will be conducting this process
click here to download a group inventory form if you would please fill
out the form and mail it to the AA Central Office Attn. Helen these
forms are to be anonymous no names.
Primary Purpose Group meets in trailer “B” (middle room) behind The Johns Creek Presbyterian Church in Johns Creek, GA. Primary Purpose Group is self-supporting and does not accept outside contributions. The Group pays rent to The Johns Creek Presbyterian to hold meetings on the property in trailer “B”. Our meetings are children friendly, enabling many of our single parent members to attend with their children. We provide facilities in an adjacent room for their care. Each meeting is non-smoking, although we provide an area for smoking outside please respect the the property we are tenants of the Church. currently we hold six meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous each week  The Saturday meeting is open to anyone who would like to attend and learn something about how AA functions.  All the other meetings are for members only. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. Each meeting lasts one hour.
Primary Purpose Group will provide guest speakers to other non AA related groups who wish to learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous.
Primary Purpose Group of “Alcoholics Anonymous”. The name refers to one of the traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous which states “…Our primary purpose is to carry its message to the alcoholic who still suffers”.
Disclaimer Primary Purpose Group web site is neither endorsed nor approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services. This web site is simply part of our 12-step work; its main purpose is to be of some service to the still suffering person who is looking for recovery and HOPE.
The group page is for group members only a username and password is required. Group Members Email Webtender Carlos S.
Or call 678-791-3750 for this information.

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