When: Thursday, November 28th Time: 12 - 5 pm MST Where: SWC St. George Utah Please Join us for a great day! 12 - 1 pm Appetizers and a meeting 1 - 3 pm Main Meal - All the food, Turkey potatoes, gravy, rolls and all the good stuff! 3 - 5 pm Dessert and […]
Suacna Entertainment and Fundraising Presents 80's Prom Gone Bad Chili Cook Off Saturday October 26th from 2pm-4:30 pm at the South West Center downstairs Dress up in your best 80's Prom Gear Chili Cookoff scan the QR code to sign up Speaker fellowshipping and FOOD ENTRY - 13 For an adult 3$ For children Come […]
NASU Entertainment and Fundraising Presents 80's Prom Gone Bad SUACNA XVII The Awesome 80's Prom Chili Cook Off Saturday October 26th from 2pm-4:30 pm at the Southwest Behavioral health Center in St. George downstairs. Dress up in your best 80's Prom Gear Chili Cookoff Scan the QR code to sign up Speaker Fellowshipping and food […]
A workshop to gather information and provide possible solutions to disruptive & predatory behavior in NA. NOTE: TIME ZONE IS UTAH
E & F is having an event January 14th from 3 -5pm at the SWC. It's going to be a fashion show... dress up through the Eras! It will include a homegroup cupcake bake off and appetizer cook off! 15$ entry 3$ for kids! There will be some awesome raffle prizes!
Murder mystery & chili-soup cook-off SUACNA XVI Entertainment and fundraising Juoin us at the southwest center on October 22 3-5:30PM Entry Fee: $10 per person $15 per family RSVP w/Jason R. for Chili & Soup cook-off entries! Murder Mystery begins at 3PM Followed by: Food, Raffle and Speaker Dress for the occasion! […]
RSC meets in person only, every other month, on the 3rd Sunday SEPTEMBER ONLY - RSC WILL BE MEETING IN ST. GEORGE, UT Keep in mind that UT is 1 hour ahead of NV, plan your travel accordingly
A Workshop to discuss the 2023 Conference Agenda Report
In a lifelong process of coming to believe, our understanding of God will change. The understanding we have when new in recovery will not be the same when we have a few months clean, nor will that understanding be the same when we have a few years clean.
Our initial understanding of a Power greater than ourselves will most likely be limited. That Power will keep us clean but, we may think, nothing more. We may hesitate to pray because we have placed conditions on what we will ask our Higher Power to do for us. "Oh, this stuff is so awful, even God couldn't do anything," we might say, or "God's got a lot of people to take care of. There's no time for me."
But, as we grow in recovery, so will our understanding. We'll begin to see that the only limits to God's love and grace are those we impose by refusing to step out of the way. The loving God we come to believe in is infinite, and the power and love we find in our belief is shared by nearly every recovering addict around the world.