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- NASouthernUtah.org
TIMES AND LOCATIONS:
MONDAY
Noon – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
NA Rox (Open / Basic Text Study)
559 N. 1060 E., St George
6:00pm – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
The Kiss Meeting (Open / Topic)
559 North 1060 East, St George
8:00 pm – Slick Rock Park– St. George
Circle of Hope (Open / Qualifier)
2395 Riverside Dr., St. George
8:00pm – Keep Coming Back Meeting Hall – Cedar City
(Basic Text Study /Open)
1067 S. Main, Cedar City
TUESDAY
Noon – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
NA Rox (Open / Basic Text Study)
559 N. 1060 E., St George
6:00pm – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
Living Clean: The Journey Continues
(Open / Living Clean Book Study)
559 N. 1060 E., St. George
8:45pm – Grace Episcopal Church – St. George
We Unite On Tuesday Night (Open / Step-Tradition)
1072 East 900 S., St. George
WEDNESDAY
Noon – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
NA Rox (Open / Basic Text Study)
559 N. 1060 E., St George
6:00pm –Dixie Alano Club – St. George
recovery NA rainbow—LGBTQ (Open / Rotating)
559 N. 1060 E., St George
8:00 pm – Slick Rock Park– St. George
Circle of Hope (Topic Tag Meeting)
2395 Riverside Dr., St. George
7:00pm – Library – Beaver
Beaver NA
55 w Center St. Beaver, UT
8:00 pm – Keep Coming Back Meeting Hall, Cedar City
Living Clean (Open / Discussion)
1067 S. Main, Cedar City
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
Noon – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
NA Rox (Open / Basic Text Study)
559 N. 1060 E., St George
6:00pm – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
Living in the Moment (Open / Topic)
559 North 1060 East, St George
6:30pm – Legion Hut – Kanab
Cope Without Dope (Open / Topic)
7:00pm – Heritage Museum Basement – Hurricane
NA Underground (Open / J.F.T.)
Corner of State and Main, Hurricane
8:00pm – Keep Coming Back Meeting Hall – Cedar City
It Works How and Why
(Open / It Works How and Why)
1067 S. Main, Cedar City
10:00am -- Dixie Alano Club – St. George
Circle of Sisters (Open / Discussion)
559 N. 1060 E., St George
10:00am -- Dixie Alano Club – St. George
Men’s Meeting (Open / Discussion)
559 N. 1060 E., St George
8:00 –9:30pm – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
Bridging the Gap (Open/Rotating)
559 North 1060 East, St George
FRIDAY
Noon – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
NA Rox (Open / Basic Text Study)
559 N. 1060 E., St George
Noon – Richfield – UT
Sisters Of Hope (Open/Women’s Meeting)
145 E. 100 N., Richfield, UT
7:30pm -8:45 – Southwest Center – St. George
Newcomers Meeting (Open / J.F.T./3rd Friday Speaker)
474 West 200 North in room: 208, St George
8:00pm – Keep Coming Back Meeting Hall – Cedar City
Live and Let Live (Open / Discussion)
1067 S. Main, Cedar City
8:00pm Pacific Time - Mesquite, NV
Mesquite Meeting (Open/Just for Today)
Mesquite Boxing Club
51 First Street, Mesquite, NV.
SUNDAY
9:00am – Dixie Care and Share – St. George
Cool Quitters (Open Meeting)
131 N 300 W, St. George
10:00am -- Dixie Alano Club – St. George
Men’s Spiritual Meeting (Open / Discussion)
559 North 1060 East, St George
1:30pm – Pacific Time - Mesquite, NV
Mesquite Meeting (Open/Book Study)
150 N. Yucca Dr. Room # 18
Park on Willow Street side
6:00pm – Zions Bank Basement – Salina, UT
Sunday Night Love & Light (Open / Discussion)
155 W. Main Street
6:00pm – Dixie Alano Club – St. George
Sunday Night Candlelight NA (Open / Topic)
559 North 1060 East, St George
6:30pm – Presbyterian Church – Richfield, UT
H.O.P.E. Hold On Pain Ends (Open)
56 E 200 S, Richfield, UT
8:00pm – Heritage Museum Basement – Hurricane
Hurricane Meeting (Open / Topic)
Corner of State St. and Main St.
8:00pm – Keep Coming Back Meeting Hall – Cedar City
Dopeless Hope Fiends (Open / Topic)
1067 S. Main, Cedar City
ALL MEETINGS ARE NON-SMOKING
EXCEPT IN DESIGNATED AREAS. THIS
INCLUDES ANY MEETINGS THAT ARE
HELD IN A PARK OR OUTDOORS.
What is the Narcotics Anonymous Program?
NA is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men
and women for whom drugs have become a
major problem. We are recovering addicts
who meet regularly to help each other stay
clean. This is a program of complete
abstinence from all drugs. There is only one
requirement for membership, the desire to
stop using. We suggest that you keep an open
mind and give yourself a break. Our program
is a set of principles written so simply that
we can follow them in our daily lives. The
most important thing about them is that
they work.
There are no strings attached to NA. We are
not affiliated with any other organizations,
we have no initiations fees or dues, no
pledges to sign, no promises to make to
anyone. We are not connected with any
political, religious, or law enforcement
groups, and are under no surveillance at
any time. Anyone may join us, regardless
of age, race, sexual identity, creed, religion,
or lack of religion.
We are not interested in what or how much
you used or who your connections were,
what you have done in the past, how much
or how little you have, but only in what you
want to do about your problem and how
we can help. The newcomer is the most
important person at any meeting because
we can only keep what we have by giving
it away. We have learned from our group
experience that those who keep coming to
our meetings regularly stay clean.
(Basic Text pg# 9)
Basic Text refers to Narcotics Anonymous; Copyright©1982, 1984,
1987, 1988, 2008 Narcotics Anonymous World Services, Inc. Reprinted
by permission, All Rights Reserved
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Although N.A. is appreciative of the religious, civic, and
private facilities that allow us to hold our meetings in
their rooms, we must state that according to our sixth
tradition N.A. does not lend its name to these facilities.
Printed May of 2015
NA Helpline
(435) 467-4403
(888) 495-3222
www.NAsouthernutah.org