Is there a good alcohol center in Xining?

Is the Mutual Abstinence Association a religious group?

Mutual abstinence association is not a religious group, because joining mutual abstinence association does not require any clear religious belief. Although this association has been supported and recognized by many religious leaders, it is not allied with any organization or Sect. The members of this association include Catholics, Christians, Jews and followers of other major religions, as well as agnostics and atheists.

Undeniably, AA's abstinence plan is based on accepting certain spiritual values. Individual members are free to interpret these values in the way they think best, or they can not consider them at all.

Most members have long admitted that there is nothing they can do about alcoholism before turning to AA. The power of alcohol is beyond their self-control, and they can only let it go. AA's advice is that in order to quit drinking and stay sober, alcoholics must accept and rely on another kind of strength, which is higher than their own strength. Some alcoholics are convinced that AA group itself is the kind of power that is higher than their own ability; Many other members believe that this power comes from "God", that is, their personal understanding of God; Other members have a completely different understanding of this.