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  • June 2029

  • Wed 6

    Addicts Together (1st) & 3rd week Speaker Meetings

    June 6, 2029 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm PST Addicts Together (1st) & 3rd week Speaker Meetings
    Addicts Together 900 Liberace Ave. Suite A202 (Music Hall on 2nd Floor down from meeting location), Las Vegas, NV, United States
  • Sat 9

    Monthly Southern Utah ASC Meeting

    June 9, 2029 @ 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm PDT Monthly Southern Utah ASC Meeting

    2nd Saturday of the month 2:30 pm - 5 pm MS Zoom ID Pending

  • Sun 10

    Monthly Southern Nevada ASC Meeting *UPDATED LOCATION*

    June 10, 2029 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm PDT Monthly Southern Nevada ASC Meeting
    Keepin It Real 1100 Almond Tree Lane, Las Vegas, NV, United States

    Committee meets at 1PM.  Admin body meets at 12PM.   Southern Nevada ASC meets the 2nd Sunday of each month. 1100 Almond Tree Ln Las Vegas, NV 89104

  • Sat 16

    Breakfast Speaker Jam

    June 16, 2029 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am PDT Breakfast Speaker Jam
    Keepin It Real 1100 Almond Tree Lane, Las Vegas, NV, United States

    1 Speaker Free Breakfast

    Free
  • Sat 16

    Region 51 Convention of Narcotics Anonymous (R51CNA) – Monthly Meeting

    June 16, 2029 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm PDT Region 51 Convention of Narcotics Anonymous (R51CNA) – Monthly Meeting
    5440 W Sahara Suite 204 5440 W Sahara Suite 204, Las Vegas, United States
    Virtual Event
  • Tue 19

    Monthly South Valley ASC Meeting

    June 19, 2029 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm PDT Monthly South Valley ASC Meeting
    Community Lutheran Church 3720 E Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas, NV

    3rd Tuesday of every month 6pm to 8pm This will be an in-person only meeting. Please send your reports by the Monday before the meeting. GSR orientations are held 30 […]

  • Tue 19

    Monthly NXNWANA ASC Meeting

    June 19, 2029 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm PDT Monthly NXNWANA ASC Meeting
    Mountain View Presbyterian Church 8601 Del Webb Blvd, Las Veags, NV, United States

    3rd Tuesday of Every month at 6:30PM Tuesday at Mountain View Presbyterian Church at 8601 Del Webb Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89134.

  • Wed 20

    Addicts Together 1st & (3rd) week Speaker Meetings

    June 20, 2029 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm PST Addicts Together 1st & (3rd) week Speaker Meetings
    Addicts Together 900 Liberace Ave. Suite A202 (Music Hall on 2nd Floor down from meeting location), Las Vegas, NV, United States

    Addicts Together 1st & (3rd) week Speaker Meetings

  • Sat 30

    Monthly Sponsorship Behind the Walls Subcommittee Meeting

    June 30, 2029 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am PDT Monthly Sponsorship Behind the Walls Subcommittee Meeting
    Zoom

    When: Last Saturday of the month Time: 10:00 a.m. Zoom Info: ID: 865 1019 5799 Passcode: 496529

  • July 2029

  • Sun 1

    Monthly CAN ASC Meeting

    July 1, 2029 @ 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm MST Monthly CAN ASC Meeting

    1st Sunday of each month at 2pm AZ CAN zoom 879 1866 5974 pd: 318686. 1sr Sun of Month 2pm Arizona time

  • Wed 4

    Addicts Together (1st) & 3rd week Speaker Meetings

    July 4, 2029 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm PST Addicts Together (1st) & 3rd week Speaker Meetings
    Addicts Together 900 Liberace Ave. Suite A202 (Music Hall on 2nd Floor down from meeting location), Las Vegas, NV, United States
  • Sat 7

    Monthly H & I Subcommittee Meeting *REVISED LOCATION*

    July 7, 2029 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm PDT Monthly H & I Subcommittee Meeting
    Foundation for Recovery 4800 Alpine Pl, Las Vegas, NV, United States

    Committee meets at 11am. Admin Body meets at 10am. 1st Saturday of each month ONLY in person.   4800 Alpine Place (Willow Room) Las Vegas, NV 89107

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May 30
10:00 am - 11:00 am PDT

Monthly Sponsorship Behind the Walls Subcommittee Meeting

Zoom
May 30
10:00 am - 2:00 pm PDT

Sponsor Sponsee Brunch

Wildhorse Country Club
2100 W Warm Springs Rd
Henderson 89014
May 30
11:00 am - 2:00 pm PDT

It Works , How & Why HG picnic

Mountain Crest Park
4701 N Durango Dr
Las Vegas 89129
May 31
10:00 am - 3:00 pm PDT

Region 51 Learning Day

Foundation for Recovery
4800 Alpine Pl
Las Vegas
Jun 3
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm PST

Addicts Together (1st) & 3rd week Speaker Meetings

Addicts Together
900 Liberace Ave. Suite A202 (Music Hall on 2nd Floor down from meeting location)
Las Vegas 89109
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Just For Today
Spiritual Principle a Day
Just For Today

May 28, 2026
As we understand
Page 154
“We examined our lives and discovered who we really are. To be truly humble is to accept and honestly try to be ourselves.”
Basic Text, p. 36

As using addicts, the demands of our disease determined our personality. We could be whoever or whatever we needed to be in order to get our “fix.” We were survival machines, adapting easily to every circumstance of the using life.

Once we began our recovery, we entered a new and different life. Many of us had no idea what behavior was appropriate for us in any given situation. Some of us didn’t know how to talk to people, how to dress, or how to behave in public. We couldn’t be ourselves because we didn’t know who we were anymore.

The Twelve Steps give us a simple method for finding out who we really are. We uncover our assets and our defects, the things we like about ourselves and the things we’re not so thrilled about. Through the healing power of the Twelve Steps, we begin to understand that we are individuals, created to be who we are by the Higher Power of our understanding. The real healing begins when we understand that if our Higher Power created us this way, it must be okay to be who we really are.

Just for Today: By working the steps I can experience the freedom to be myself, the person my Higher Power intended me to be.
Copyright (c) 2007-2026, NA World Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Spiritual Principle a Day

May 28, 2026
Equality in Anonymity
Page 153
“NA has no classes of membership and no second-class members. The common denominator in NA is the disease of addiction. We are all equally subject to its devastation. We share an equal right to recovery.”
It Works, Tradition Three, “Applying Spiritual Principles”

Tradition Three, which insists that there’s only one requirement for NA members, comes easy to some of us. We found recovery in NA, after all, and no one asked us about our qualifications. We may take for granted that everyone else finds it that simple. Maybe we’d lived a fortunate life with a tight circle of friends despite our addiction, so the idea of not belonging had never occurred to us. If we shared a language and culture with others in attendance, fitting in may not have been a challenge for us. Maybe we looked around the room and saw faces that looked like our own. Or maybe our desperation had dulled our cynicism just enough to allow us to receive the warm welcome we found in our first meetings, despite any outward differences. No matter the specifics, many of us unthinkingly assumed that others felt equally welcome. The disease of addiction tries to weaponize our differences to keep us sick.

The fact is that barriers exist for many potential members despite our individual efforts to extend that classic NA welcome. Some of us struggle with accepting hospitality from members who seem different from us in all of the ways that society deems important. “I constantly disqualified myself from NA,” one member wrote. “I got clean young, didn’t use certain drugs, and I am transgender. My disease tells me that I don’t belong, that I somehow deserved to stay separate and alone.” Before we set aside our differences–as practicing anonymity would suggest–it may be helpful to recognize that identification may be a little more difficult to come by if we don’t yet see other members like ourselves in meetings.

Established NA members do well to emphasize our common disease. Regardless of the specifics in our experience, using brought us all to isolation, shame, and degradation. Identifying on an emotional level is often a good place to start. Our common path to a better life is summed up by the NA message: “An addict, any addict, can stop using drugs, lose the desire to use, and find a new way to live.” The disease does not discriminate. NA must not either.

Recovery is precious, so I will strive to make it more accessible by emphasizing our similarities and taking no addict for granted.
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