Alcoholics Together Las Vegas

08/18/2026

07/19/2026

7/8/26

🕊️ Alcoholics Together 🕊️
Special Speaker & Topic Meeting
Memorial & Remembrance Remembering Mattie L.
This Saturday, our Fellowship will gather for a special evening of remembrance, healing, and hope as we honor the life of our friend, Mattie L., and all those whose lives have touched us through Alcoholics Anonymous.
Loss is something many of us experience in recovery. Whether you have lost a sponsor, a sponsee, a home group member, a sober friend, or someone close to you, you are not alone.
Together, we'll reflect on how the Fellowship has helped us stay sober through grief, the importance of reaching out to those who may be struggling, and how we can continue carrying the message of hope to the alcoholic who still suffers.
As the Big Book reminds us:
"We alcoholics see that we must work together and hang together, else most of us will finally die alone."
— Alcoholics Anonymous, Appendix I
We invite you to join us for an evening of experience, strength, and hope as we remember those who have gone before us—and renew our commitment to one another.
❤️ If you're hurting, come. 🤝 If you need support, come. 🌈 If you simply want to honor a friend, come.
Saturday • 8:00 PM Alcoholics Together 📍 Lambda Alano Club 900 E. Liberace Ave., Suite A-202 Las Vegas, NV
Together, we recover. One Day at a Time.

07/15/2026

Great meeting today. Great meeting about being irritable restless and discontent being sober 9 months and dealing with death and dying. A little boy killed by a drink driver in the story. It was great to hear at the end of the story that he had an Awakening at the graveside of a little boy and finally went back to the group and started to not only be dry start to have an experience with the steps.

Thank goodness he had the experience at the graveside otherwise he might have left AA and that wouldn't have helped anybody. It's good that he had a talk with a sponsor and he had that Awakening

07/14/2026

Tonight we had a great meeting suggested were a few page numbers before the meeting that had to do with staying sober and about death and dying from as Bill sees it. And this is how the higher power works and also knowing when you're in the right place at the right time some people like to call them God shots or synchronicities or some people call it a coincidence. One of the page numbers happen to be 194 out of three or four selected readings.

Today happens to be day 194 and out of the book page 194 spoke directly to what the group needed this evening.

We opened up the meeting for members to talk about their feelings about loss. And for anyone who personally knew Mattie.

We had three visitors and someone take a 30-day chip.
One of the visitors from New York was touched by our sharing and said that the meeting and the group exemplifies AA, he was moved how we honor and remember members who passed away with the name plates on our chairs and how we recognized a newcomer and our visitors. There were some heartfelt shares.

And then to have the day number match one of the selected readings was a perfect indication that our higher power is listening

And from our reading tonight:

AS BILL SEES IT

The Obsession And The Answer – As Bill Sees It #194
The idea that somehow, some day, he will control and enjoy his drinking is the great obsession of every abnormal drinker. The persistence of this illusion is astonishing. Many pursue it into the gates of insanity or death.

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Alcoholism, not cancer, was my illness, but what was the difference? Was not alcoholism also a consumer of body and mind? Alcoholism took longer to do its killing, but the result was the same. So, I decided, if there was a great Physician who could cure the alcoholic sickness, I had better seek Him at once.

1. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, P. 30

2. A.A. COMES OF AGE, P. 61

We followed up by reading page 61 more about alcoholism and also AA comes of age. Both were very insightful and spoke directly to the group.

Thank you to our higher power that guides our group.

07/14/2026

🕊️ In Loving Memory of Mattie L. 🕊️
It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of our friend and fellow member, Mattie L.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Mattie's family, friends, and everyone whose life he touched. His passing has affected many of us, and it is natural that each of us will grieve in our own way.
As alcoholics in recovery, we live with a difficult truth found throughout the Big Book: alcoholism is a life-threatening illness. Every day that we wake up sober is a gift. Every meeting we attend, every phone call we make, every conversation with a sponsor, and every act of service matters.
When someone in our Fellowship passes away, it is heartbreaking regardless of the circumstances. Those who die with long-term sobriety leave us an example of how recovery can transform a life. Those who lose the battle with alcoholism remind us how powerful this disease truly is. Both leave us with lessons that can strengthen our own recovery.
Over the years, I've had to say goodbye to many friends and family members in recovery. It never gets easier. What I have learned is that grief doesn't have to separate us—it can bring us closer together if we are willing to talk about it.
If you're hurting today, please don't isolate.
Call your sponsor.
Call another alcoholic.
Go to a meeting.
Pray.
Write an inventory if fear, resentment, confusion, or anger begins to take hold.
Talk it through before making any major decisions about your recovery.
One of the greatest gifts my sponsor, Kathy K., has given me is this simple commitment: before walking away from sponsorship, a home group, or Alcoholics Anonymous, reach out, pray, and do an inventory first.
I'm grateful I followed that suggestion. Over the years, I've worked through fears and resentments involving sponsors, home groups, and fellow members. Had I left in those moments, I might not be here today. Instead, I stayed, talked it through, made amends where needed, found forgiveness, and continued growing in recovery.
Our recent Group Inventory reminded us how important it is to speak directly with one another, to listen with compassion, and to work through our differences rather than walking away. That may be one of the greatest ways we can honor Mattie's memory.
This Saturday, Alcoholics Together will hold a special Memorial & Remembrance Speaker Meeting for Mattie L. and for all those who have been affected by the loss of someone in the Fellowship.
Whether you are grieving the loss of Mattie, a sponsor, a sponsee, a family member, or another friend in recovery, you are welcome.
Let's come together to share our experience, strength, and hope, support one another, and recommit ourselves to carrying the message to the next alcoholic who still suffers.
"We alcoholics see that we must work together and hang together, else most of us will finally die alone."
— Alcoholics Anonymous, Appendix I, p. 561
One Day at a Time. Together, we recover. ❤️

07/08/2026

Alcoholics together believes in service and has many great service opportunities available check out our updates on our service page find one that's right for you if you're not sure ask your sponsor or our general secretary which one could be a good fit for you

Sobriety is fun and active there's always something to do and ways to get involved we have lots more time on our hands not drinking anymore and spending an hour a month and one of these service commitments it's a great way to spend a little more of that free time and gift that AA has given

https://alcoholicstogetherlasvegas.com/service-work-signup

07/08/2026

Service Keeps Our Recovery Strong

This past Sunday, Alcoholics Together held our Group Inventory with an outstanding turnout, both in person and on Zoom. It was an afternoon filled with gratitude, honesty, hope, and a shared commitment to carrying the message to the alcoholic who still suffers.

One theme rose to the top again and again:

Service belongs to all of us.

Just as every meeting needs coffee, literature, greeters, and trusted servants, our group also needs members willing to serve in many other important ways. Healthy AA groups don't wait for one or two people to do everything—they share the responsibility. Service strengthens our group, develops future trusted servants, and allows everyone to become part of something greater than themselves.

We're excited that new service positions were created, members stepped forward to serve, and we continue building a stronger foundation for the future. A special thank you also goes to our General Secretary for creating and expanding our online Service Opportunities page, making it easier than ever to explore ways to get involved.

Whether you're a longtime member or just becoming established in sobriety, there is a place for you to serve. If you're unsure which opportunity fits your experience, talk with your sponsor or one of our trusted servants. We'd be happy to help you find a service commitment that's right for you.

Service isn't just something we do—it is one of the ways we stay sober and carry the message.

Explore current service opportunities here:

https://alcoholicstogetherlasvegas.com/service-work-signup

"Our Twelfth Step—carrying the message—is the basic service that the A.A. Fellowship gives; this is our principal aim and the main reason for our existence." —

A Las Vegas LGBTQ AA Homegroup established 1984 with LGBTQ Pride AA Group # 134208, Area 42 District 9

07/05/2026

🌈 GROUP INVENTORY – EVERY VOICE MATTERS 🌈
A healthy AA group, like a healthy recovering alcoholic, benefits from taking an honest look within.
Just as we work the Twelve Steps to grow individually, a Group Inventory gives our home group the opportunity to grow together. It's a chance to celebrate what's working, honestly discuss our challenges, and ask ourselves one important question:
Are we fulfilling our primary purpose—to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety?
Whether you've been a member of Alcoholics Together for years or have never attended a Group Inventory before, we warmly invite you to join us. The guided questions from the AA Group Inventory pamphlet help us explore how well we're carrying the message, strengthening our unity, welcoming newcomers, and ensuring our group remains healthy for generations to come.
Every member has something valuable to contribute. Your experience, strength, hope, ideas, and perspective matter.
💙 This isn't about criticism—it's about growth. 💙 It's about listening with respect. 💙 It's about making our home group even stronger.
🗓 Sunday, July 5, 2026
🕑 2:00 PM
📍 In Person & on Zoom
"A business which takes no regular inventory usually goes broke." — Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 64
Come help shape the future of Alcoholics Together. Together, we recover. Together, we grow. ❤️🌈

07/05/2026

🇺🇸🎆 Celebrate Freedom in Sobriety This 4th of July! 🎆🇺🇸
For many of us, holidays were once excuses to drink. Today, they are opportunities to celebrate something far greater—freedom, recovery, and fellowship.
Join Alcoholics Together for a safe, sober, and unforgettable Independence Day celebration!
✨ Saturday 4th of July 🎤 AA Speakers Meeting 🍽️ Potluck – Bring your favorite snack, dish, dessert, or refreshments to share. 🎆 9:00 PM: Front-row balcony view of the spectacular Stratosphere fireworks! 📍 900 Liberace Ave., Suite A202 Las Vegas, NV 89109
Come enjoy an evening filled with food, fun, fellowship, laughter, and recovery. Whether you're brand new, celebrating decades of sobriety, or simply looking for a safe place to spend the holiday, there's a seat waiting for you.
📖 "We have discovered a common solution. We have a way out on which we can absolutely agree, and upon which we can join in brotherly and harmonious action." �
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📖 *"We commenced to make many fast friends and a fellowship has grown up among us of which it is a wonderful thing to feel

07/01/2026

🎙️ TONIGHT! 5TH TUESDAY SPEAKER MEETING 🎙️

There's something special about a 5th Tuesday—it only happens four times in 2026, and tonight is one of them!

Join the Precisely How Group of Alcoholics Anonymous for an evening of Experience, Strength & Hope.

🗓 Tuesday, June 30, 2026
🕢 7:30–8:30 PM

Meeting Format
• 10-minute opening speaker
• Main speaker sharing their story of recovery through the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous

📍 AA Central Office
1515 E. Tropicana Ave., Unit 710
Las Vegas, NV 89119

🔒 Closed Meeting – For Alcoholics Only

"Rarely have we seen a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path."
— Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 58

Mark your calendar for the remaining 2026 5th Tuesday Speaker Meetings:
📅 September 29, 2026
📅 December 29, 2026

Come early, bring your Big Book, and join us for an evening of fellowship, recovery, and hope.