Here’s the solution.
now, get into action.
Get to a meeting!
IntoAction Mansfield is designed to help people smoothly transition into the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous by focusing on the unique needs of newcomers by sharing our experience, strength and hope with each other that we may solve our common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
Together, we create a welcoming foundation of connection, accountability, and fellowship that helps newcomers build lasting sobriety from day one.
If you think you’re struggling with alcoholism or know someone who is, we’re here to help. Please feel free to reach out to us or attend one of our meetings.
You have 1 million excuses and other things you need to do.
Only one of them matters.
By the Numbers
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As of late 2020, there were nearly 70,000 Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups in the United States. With many groups hosting multiple meetings per week
As of 2025, there are over 100,000 weekly Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings listed in the United States and Canada as of 2025
There’s always a meeting available and a seat waiting
Ready to get into action?
Our AA group offers a different mix of meeting types based on the needs and preferences of its members – Come join us in fellowship in Mansfield, Texas
We are a community dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey to sobriety and recovery from alcohol addiction. Our group provides a safe and confidential space where members can share their experiences, strengths, and hopes with one another so that we can heal, grow, and celebrate our recovery journeys.
Our Primary Purpose
“To stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety”
The Framework
HONEStY
The admission of powerlessness and the end of denial. It is the foundational principle—admitting that a problem exists and that life has become unmanageable
HOPE
The belief that there is a power greater than oneself that can restore sanity. It is the shift from the “noise” of despair to the “signal” of a possible solution
FAITH
The decision to let go of self-will and trust in a spiritual path. It involves the willingness to rely on a higher power rather than one’s own ego
COURAGE
The bravery required to look inward and perform a searching and fearless moral inventory. It is about facing the truth of one’s past without blinking
INTEGRITY
The act of admitting the exact nature of our wrongs to God, ourselves, and another human being. It bridges the gap between our private secrets and our public selves
WILLINGNESS
The readiness to have shortcomings removed. It isn’t about being perfect; it’s about being entirely ready to let go of old behaviors that no longer serve you
HUMILITY
The recognition of one’s true place in the world—neither above nor below others. It is the quiet request for help in overcoming shortcomings
LOVE
Developing a list of all persons harmed and becoming willing to make amends. This principle focuses on repairing broken relationships and practicing empathy
Discipline
The actual “Action” of making direct amends. It requires the consistency and courage to face those we have hurt and take responsibility for our part
Perseverance
The commitment to continued self-examination. Daily maintenance—promptly admitting when we are wrong to prevent the “noise” from building up again
Spirituality
Seeking through prayer and meditation to improve conscious contact with a higher power. It is about finding the quiet signal amidst the static of daily life
Service
The act of carrying the message to others and practicing these principles in all affairs. It is the ultimate “Into Action” step— giving back what was freely given
The only requirement
“Is the desire to STOP drinking”
On the Beam vs. Off the Beam
On
Hope – Believing that positive change is possible
Love – Caring deeply and wishing good for others
Duty – Doing what is right and responsible
Faith – Trusting in something greater than yourself
Courage – Acting despite fear
Charity – Giving help freely to others
Patience – Staying calm while waiting or enduring difficulty
Sympathy – Feeling compassion for someone’s struggles
Kindness – Being friendly, generous, and considerate
Generosity – Willingness to give time, care, or resources
Aspiration – A strong desire to grow or improve
Forgiveness – Letting go of resentment and choosing peace
Off
Resentment – Holding onto past hurt or bitterness
Fear – Feeling threatened or anxious about the unknown
Envy – Wanting what someone else has
Worry – Persistent anxious thoughts about possible problems
Anger – Strong feelings of irritation or rage
Greed – Wanting more than you truly need
Vanity – Excessive pride in appearance or achievements
Hatred – Deep and intense dislike
Jealousy – Fear of losing something you value to another
Criticism – Judging or finding fault with others
Prejudice – Judging people unfairly without knowing them
Selfishness – Putting your own needs above others consistently
Ready to get into action?
Our AA group offers a different mix of meeting types based on the needs and preferences of its members – Come join us in fellowship in Mansfield, Texas
MEETINGS ARE HERE