Many of the people who show up for the first time are still trying to get sober. We won't judge you if you show up while you are still struggling. In fact, we encourage it!

Saved and Sober meetings are a neutral place where people like us can come and learn how to stay sober and carry the message. Whether it's a testimony, a lesson, an activity, or food and fellowship, we focus on building a community that is judgement free and proactive.

No. While the meetings often take place in a church setting, our intention is not to have a church service. While our program does believe in God as a Higher Power and teaches from this perspective in the tradition of most recovery groups, we do not require anyone attending to share this view. 

Yes. Saved and Sober facilitators can verify your attendance for court, probation, or other legal requirements. Please bring your attendance form or slip with you to each meeting and let the facilitator know before the meeting begins. Attendance verification is limited to confirming your presence at the meeting and does not include personal progress reports or counseling notes.