South Valley, Southern Nevada and North by Northwest Areas have teamed up to bring us a true unity event! 8pm-930pm will be a speaker from each area. 10pm-1230am, live DJ, dance floor, snacks and water provided. Pot luck - bring a dish! $5 suggested donation.
A Tri-Area, Statewide Unity & Activities event! As 2024 comes to an end, close out the year with a Speaker Meeting followed by live music, dancing, food, fellowship and fun amongst your N.A. framily from all over the State!
Saturday Night Unloaded, a Homegroup of Narcotics Anonymous is hosting their annual Homegroup Hangout. This is a free event. There will be food, fun and fellowship. The recovery meeting starts at 7:30pm
Awareness event for the upcoming convention hosted by Saturday Night Unloaded Saturday Night Unloaded Homegroup of Narcotics Anonymous presents, "DAMN GOOD TIME!" Where: Mosaic church - 9220 Manhattan Rd When: Saturday April 6, 2024 6-9PM What: 16HR Brisket, Finger Lickin' Ribs, All Da' Sides & MORE! Damn Good Speaker Meeting @ 7:30PM Kathy […]
Come on out for food, fun & fellowship. Free event, all are welcome! Food served at 6pm, meeting starts at 7:30.
Conscious Contact Celebration 2 years Richard H. Celebrating 10 years
Come out & join the Convention Entertainment Committee's final event!
Come celebrate the Positive Meeting's 16 year anniversary! Hear incredible experience, strength, and hope from founding home group members John M & Tracy M. Contact Joe S. for more details at 702-461-0030
Imagine how it might be if we had arrived at the doors of Narcotics Anonymous, desperate, wanting to stop using drugs, only to be met by a sales pitch: "If you just work the steps and don't use drugs, you'll get married, live in the suburbs, have 2.6 children, and start wearing polyester. You will become a responsible, productive member of society and be fit company for kings and presidents. You will be rich and have a dynamic career." Most of us, greeted with such a heavy-handed spiel, would have shrieked and bolted for the door.
Instead of high-pressure nonsense and frightening predictions, we are greeted with a promise of hope: freedom from active addiction. We feel a blessed relief come over us when we hear that we never have to use drugs again. We aren't going to be forced to become anything!
Of course, after some time in recovery, good things start happening in our lives. We are given gifts--spiritual gifts, material gifts, gifts that we've always dreamed of but never dared hope we'd get. These, however, are truly gifts--they are not promised to us just because we become NA members. All we are promised is freedom from addiction--and it's more than enough!
