Mission Statement

District 11 supports GSRs in making sure their group is reaching the alcoholic who is still suffering. A group's success depends on holding regular meetings by providing a safe place for the alcoholic who is seeking solutions on how to stay sober.

"Our Twelfth Step of 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."

Vision

The district serves as a link between individual groups and Area Assembly, conveying each group conscience to Area Assembly and delivering the assembly's message back to the groups.

District 11 sponsors at least 3 workshops annually designed to provide valuable opportunities for education, fellowship, and connection within the district. By offering these events, the District ensures that members are able to gather, learn, and strengthen their understanding of important topics relevant to their groups and the district as a whole. The consistent sponsorship of these workshops reflects District 11's dedication to supporting its members and fostering growth and unity within the District.

GSRs and DCMs of District 11 participate in Area Assembly meetings on a quarterly basis. Regular attendance ensures that the District remains informed about developments, shares its groups' collective conscience, and collaborates with others in Area 27. This ongoing involvement supports effective communication, allows District 11 to contribute to the broader area's goals and facilitates the exchange of important information and updates between the district and the Area Assembly.

District 11 actively attends group meetings throughout the district and offers support to each group. By being present and engaged, the district ensures that members are informed about current developments and initiatives within Area 27. This involvement promotes greater awareness and connection, helping groups stay updated on important matters that affect both the district and the broader area. All groups, new and existing, feel confident to ask questions, obtain resources on group conscience, A.A. Traditions and matters concerning the well-being of their group.

Declaration of Unity
This we owe to A.A.'s future: to place our common welfare first; to keep our Fellowship united. For on A.A. unity depend our lives, and the lives of those to come.
I Am Responsible...
When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of A.A. always to be there. And for that: I am responsible.

District Boundaries

District 11 is one of 24 districts in Area 27 of Louisiana. Our service area covers:

Parish Coverage
St. Helena Parish Entire parish, including Greensburg and Pine Grove
Livingston Parish All areas north of I-12 (Denham Springs north of I-12, Walker north of I-12, Watson, Livingston, Holden, and surrounding communities)
East Baton Rouge Parish All areas east of US-61

Source: aa-louisiana.org/districts

Groups in District 11

The following AA groups belong to District 11. All meetings are open unless otherwise stated.

Group Meeting Times Location
Beyond the Bottle Group Tue 7:00 pm St Francis Episcopal Church
726 Maple Street
Cortana Group Mon 7:00 pm Broadmoor Presbyterian Church
9340 Florida Blvd
East Baton Rouge Mens Group Thu 7:00 pm (Men's only) Broadmoor Methodist Church
1023 Mollylea Dr
Freedom From Bondage Group Wed 7:00 pm Woodlake Life Center
10473 Old Hammond Hwy
Into Action Group Sun 12:30 pm (Women's)
Mon - Sat Noon
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
865 Hatchell Lane
Magnolia Group Thu 7:00 pm
Sat 7:00 pm
Magnolia United Methodist Church
16024 Greenwell Springs Rd
New Vieux Group Sun 7:00 pm Life Center
10473 Old Hammond Hwy
The NOW Group
(closed)
Tue 7:00 pm Francis Asbury Methodist Church
15447 Old Hammond Hwy
Outsiders Group Wed 7:00 pm Broadmoor UMC
10230 Molly Lee Dr
Paradoxes of AA Group Tue Noon (Closed)
Fri Noon
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
15447 Old Hammond Hwy
Seeking Solutions Group Mon 6:30 pm The Life Center
10473 Old Hammond Hwy
Simple Way Group Mon 7:00 pm Tam Bao Temple
975 Monterrey Blvd
Starting Point Group Fri 7:00 pm Comite Baptist Church
12250 Greenwell Springs Rd
Walker Group Tue 7:30 pm
Thu 7:30 pm
Life Church
9010 Florida Blvd
The 224 Group Sun 7:30 am
Mon 6:30 pm (Women only)
Mon 8:00 pm
Tue 7:30 pm (Beginners)
Wed Noon
Wed 6:00 pm
Wed 7:30 pm
Thu 7:30 pm
Fri 7:30 pm
Fri 9:30 pm (Candlelight)
Sat 7:30 pm
Serenity Club
7519 Amite Church Rd

Looking for a meeting near you, including online and outside District 11? Find a Meeting through the Greater Baton Rouge Central Office.

Is your group missing from this list? Contact the District 11 DCM so we can update group information here. New groups within the district boundaries are always welcome.

District Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the monthly District 11 business meeting are posted here for the groups and their GSRs.

Meeting date Download
June 7, 2026 June 7, 2026 Minutes (.docx)
May 3, 2026 May 3, 2026 Minutes (.docx)

How District 11 Fits in AA Service

The Group → District → Area → Conference

Each AA group elects a General Service Representative (GSR) who represents the group conscience. For every district of about ten groups, GSRs elect a District Committee Member (DCM), who communicates the district's conscience to the Area Assembly. Each area elects a delegate to the annual General Service Conference, the group conscience for AA in the U.S. and Canada.

What District 11 Does

The DCM and the GSRs work together to:

  • Hold regular district meetings of all GSRs
  • Keep GSRs informed about Conference activities
  • Hold workshops and sharing sessions on service topics
  • Talk to groups about the responsibilities of general service work
  • Ensure all AA groups participate in local, district, area, and world services

Get Involved

Interested in service work at the district level? District meeting dates are on the calendar. New GSRs are always welcome.

See District Meeting Dates