Rez Recovery

02/03/2026

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Twelve years ago today, in 2014, Hope Manor opened its doors, and I welcomed home our very first residents into sober living.

From the beginning, Hope Manor has been guided by a simple but demanding call, drawn from St. Francis of Assisi-
“We have been called to heal wounds, to unite what has fallen apart, and to bring home those who have lost their way.”

That calling has never been abstract. It has meant real people, real struggles, daily commitment, and the quiet, persistent work of recovery. It has meant believing—again and again—that healing is possible, that lives can be rebuilt, and that no one is beyond coming home.

Today marks our 12-year anniversary. Because of the generosity, trust, and unwavering support of this community, I believe we have been faithful to that call. Many have found their way home here, and many more have walked alongside us to make that possible.

Thank you for twelve remarkable, challenging, and deeply meaningful years. And thank you for continuing the journey with us.

Judith Roberts
Founder, Hope Manor

02/03/2026

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We believe:

• You are more than your past
• Healing happens in safe community
• Accountability and compassion can coexist
• Recovery is possible—even when it feels far away

You don’t have to do this alone.

02/03/2026

Great job everyone! 🙌🏽

02/03/2026

February 03, 2026

We need each other

"Anyone may join us, regardless of age, race, sexual identity creed, religion, or lack of religion."

Basic Text, p. 9

Addiction closed our minds to anything new or different. We didn't need anyone or anything, we thought. There was nothing of value to be found in anyone from a different neighborhood, a different racial or ethnic background, or a different social or economic class. We may have thought that if it was different, it was bad.

In recovery, we can't afford such attitudes. We came to NA because our very best thinking had gotten us nowhere. We must open our minds to experience that works, no matter where it comes from, if we hope to grow in our recovery.

Regardless of our personal backgrounds, we all have two things in common with one another in NA that we share with no one else: our disease, and our recovery. We depend on one another for our shared experience--and the broader that experience, the better. We need every bit of experience, every different angle on our program we can find to meet the many challenges of living clean.

Recovery often isn't easy. The strength we need to recover, we draw from our fellow NA members. Today, we are grateful for the diversity of our group's membership, for in that diversity we find our strength.

Just for Today: I know that the more diverse my group's experience is, the better able my group will be to offer me support in the different circumstances I find myself facing. Today, I welcome addicts from all backgrounds to my home group.

02/02/2026

February Friday the 13th! Rez Recovery will be in Bismarck at United Tribes Technical College. Come join us for an evening of recovery! Hear some amazing speakers share their stories and get your cup filled with hope and inspiration! 🙏🏽🙌🏽✊🏽

02/02/2026

It’s time for Hair Cuts at Wozu✂️

Open to everyone to get a sharp haircut with local barbers 🤗 Sign up for a time slot with calling in 701-854-5577 📲

02/02/2026

Rez Recovery in Wakpala District Feb. 27th 5-9pm!

02/02/2026

February 4th -5th

02/02/2026

Porcupine AA meeting this evening at 6:30pm!