Narcotics Anonymous
Anonymous Addicts Association
An institution that is public, spontaneous, and non-profit, founded in 1953 by individuals who once struggled with addiction to help and rescue addicts from addiction. This association operates in 143 countries around the world, including Muslim countries, holds 72,215 meetings each week in more than 82 different languages, and has over 2 million members in recovery.
Interaction with a part of the service structure
December 18 The Message of Our Meetings
Just for Today: I will share my recovery at an NA meeting.
December 17 Service Motives
Just for Today: I will check my motives for the true spirit of service.
December 16 Where There’s Smoke…
Just for Today: I will participate in the full range of my recovery. My commitment to NA is just as strong today as it was in the beginning of my recovery.
December 15 The Joy of Sharing
Just for Today: I have been given much in my recovery, and I am deeply grateful for it. I will take joy in being able to share it with others as freely as it was shared with me.
December 14 Addiction Drugs and Recovery
Just for Today: Addiction is not a simple disease, but it has a simple solution. Today, I will live in that solution: the Twelve Steps of recovery.
December 13 Membership
Just for Today: I am grateful for my decision to become a member of Narcotics Anonymous.
December 12 Fear of Change
Just for Today: When I am afraid of a change in my life, I will take comfort from knowing that God’s will for me is good.
December 10 Winners
Just for Today: I will strive to fulfill my ideals. I will be a winner.
