Kuwait
SUNDAY
Ray of Hope Group- Big Book Study- Closed    19:00-20:00
Location
The Roman Catholic Church  in Kuwait city. Go past the Sheraton
Hotel (keeping this on your right hand side) heading towards Gulf
Road. On the right hand side past the traffic signal is a large open
space and then you will see the Church on the right. Go into the
front entrance and to your left you will see a flight of steps leading
up to the gallery on the first floor of the new building. All meetings
are in Room 7.        
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WEDNESDAY
Ray of Hope Group- Step/Tradition-Closed   19:00-20:00
Location
The Roman Catholic Church  in Kuwait city. Go past the Sheraton
Hotel (keeping this on your right hand side) heading towards Gulf
Road. On the right hand side past the traffic signal is a large open
space and then you will see the Church on the right. Go into the
front entrance and to your left you will see a flight of steps leading
up to the gallery on the first floor of the new building. All meetings
are in Room 7.

FRIDAY
Ray of Hope Group- Discussion-Open   18:30 -19:45
Location
The Roman Catholic Church  in Kuwait city. Go past the Sheraton
Hotel (keeping this on your right hand side) heading towards Gulf
Road. On the right hand side past the traffic signal is a large open
space and then you will see the Church on the right. Go into the
front entrance and to your left you will see a flight of steps leading
up to the gallery on the first floor of the new building. All meetings
are in Room 7.


Group Telephone...........9641389
(NOTE:
Replaces the pager from 28th April 2005).    


HISTORY OF THE KUWAIT GROUP

The Ray of Hope group started in 1982 at the home of one of the
early members. There were just 3 persons at that time, (Romeo,
Charlie and Joe), getting together once a week.

In 1983 another guy called Jim joined the group and the venue
became the Catholic Church on a Friday.
In the early days there was no room allocated for the group due to
lack of space and the members would just gather around in the
shade of the only palm tree in the church compound.

Later, the group obtained the use of a portacabin in the grounds
with an A/C unit, which made all the difference.

It was in 1992 that the group had an influx of members due mainly
to the increase in visitors from outside. This was a result of the
reconstruction operation after the liberation of Kuwait
from the Iraqi invasion. We then decided to start two more
meetings (Wednesday and Sunday).

The group has a policy of handing out 'chips' to members during
the first months of their sobriety and also celebrate members AA
birthdays as they arise.

Over the years,many different members have passed through our
rooms from all parts of the globe. Owing to this transient form of
membership, the group service has had to rely heavily on the few
core members that have resided in Kuwait over these years.

We are also very fortunate in having had very understanding
Bishops at the church who have been so very supportive of the
activities of the group.

Our sincere thanks go out to these very humble gentlemen. We
shall never forget their example of kindness and humility
AA in Arabia
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