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Picture this
NA communities are invited to send photographs of their meeting
places. We especially welcome photos that include meeting formats,
recovery literature, posters, dirty coffee cups, and anything else
that makes the meeting place look “lived in.” Sorry, we cannot use
photos that identify NA members. Please tell us about your meeting,
its name, the location and city, how long it has been in existence,
and what your format consists of (speaker, participation, etc.).
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Recovery First Group
The Recovery First Group uses this unique
keytag rack, crafted by a group member. The foundation is a
storage box for additional keytags, and the round base
revolves on the foundation. The rising sides of the pyramid
are made of Brazilian walnut, and the NA symbol in the
center is carved from purple heart, a South American
hardwood. Smaller racks have been made for other groups in
the Northwestern Michigan Area. Since April 1996, the
Recovery First Group has met at a coffee shop on Front
Street in Traverse City at noon on Mondays and Thursdays,
and at 8 pm Tuesdays.
Dave H, Michigan, USA
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NA Chulan Group
“Recovery Boleh!” and “Thank God It’s
Friday” are the Wednesday and Friday night meetings of the
NA Chulan Group in Kuala Lumpur. “Boleh” means “can” or
“able,” so the translation is, “Recovery Is Possible!” On
Wednesday nights the meeting uses a topic/participation
format, and on Fridays it is a steps and traditions study.
The group, referred to by many members as “the mother group”
of the Malaysian NA community, was established in 1987 and
registered with the World Service Office in 1994. There are
currently six NA meetings in Malaysia.
David K, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
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