Daily Meeting Schedule
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Weekly NA Meetings
Regularly scheduled daily peer meetings hosted by our community members.
Monday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Dan
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: OPEN
Tuesday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Eric
- 1:00 PM Women's NA Meeting Host: OPEN
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: OPEN
Wednesday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Ram
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: Eris
Thursday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Dan
- 1:00 PM LGBTQ+ NA Meeting Host: OPEN
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: Eris
Friday
- 10:30 AM NA Meeting Host: Ram
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: Laory
- 9:00 PM* NA Meeting Host: Eris
Saturday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: Vanessa
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: OPEN
- 9:00 PM* NA Meeting Host: Eris
Sunday
- 10:00 AM NA Meeting Host: OPEN
- 5:00 PM NA Meeting Host: Jesse
- 9:00 PM* NA Meeting Host: Eris
* Note for Eastern Time (ET): The 9:00 PM PT late meetings on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday take place at 12:00 AM (midnight ET) on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday morning.
Monthly Meetings
Special gatherings, business meetings, and group inventory sessions.
NA Speaker Meeting
Last Sunday of each month
Hear personal stories of recovery and hope from guest speakers within the fellowship.
NA Group Business Meeting
First Sunday of each month
Open to all members to discuss group decisions, service positions, and community growth.
NA Group Inventory Meeting
Bi-monthly (Week before Business Meeting)
Open session to evaluate how well our group is fulfilling its primary purpose.
Just For Today
Daily reflection and grounding for your recovery journey.
July 30, 2026 |
Regular inventory |
| Page 220 |
| "Continuing to take a personal inventory means that we form a habit of looking at ourselves, our actions, attitudes, and relationships on a regular basis." |
| Basic Text, p. 42 |
| Taking a regular inventory is a key element in our new pattern of living. In our addiction, we examined ourselves as little as possible. We weren't happy with how we were living our lives, but we didn't feel that we could change the way we lived. Self-examination, we felt, would have been a painful exercise in futility. Today, all that is changing. Where we were powerless over our addiction, we've found a Power greater than ourselves that has helped us stop using. Where we once felt lost in life's maze, we've found guidance in the experience of our fellow recovering addicts and our ever-improving contact with our Higher Power. We need not feel trapped by our old, destructive patterns. We can live differently if we choose. By establishing a regular pattern of taking our own inventory, we give ourselves the opportunity to change anything in our lives that doesn't work. If we've started doing something that causes problems, we can start changing our behavior before it gets completely out of hand. And if we're doing something that prevents problems from occurring, we can take note of that, too, and encourage ourselves to keep doing what works. |
| Just for Today: I will make a commitment to include a regular inventory in my new pattern of living. |