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05/26/2026

Tuesday, May 26

Good morning and Happy Tuesday! We are open today from 9-5. Stop in, grab some resources and make today the first day of the rest of your life!

NA 12:30
NA 6:00

26 May

The Power in the group

Page 152

"Our understanding of a Higher Power is up to us...We can call it the group, the program, or we can call it God."

Basic Text, p. 24



Many of us have a hard time with the idea of a Higher Power until we fully accept the depth of our own powerlessness over addiction. Once we do, most of us are at least willing to consider seeking the help of some Power greater than our disease. The first practical exposure many of us have to that kind of Power is in the NA group. Perhaps that's where we should start in developing our own understanding of God.

One evidence of the Power in the group is the unconditional love shown when NA members help one another without expectation of reward. The group's collective experience in recovery is itself a Power greater than our own, for the group has practical knowledge of what works and what doesn't. And the fact that addicts keep coming to NA meetings, day after day, is a demonstration of the presence of a Higher Power, some attractive, caring force at work that helps addicts stay clean and grow.

All these things are evidence of a Power that can be found in NA groups. When we look around with an open mind, each of us will be able to identify other signs of that Power. It doesn't matter if we call it God, a Higher Power, or anything else--just as long as we find a way to incorporate that Power into our daily lives.



Just for Today: I will open my eyes and my mind to signs of a Power that exists in my NA group. I will call upon that Power to help me stay clean.

05/25/2026

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05/25/2026

Due to the weather on Friday, we are continuing FREE DAY through 3pm today!!

05/25/2026

Monday, May 25th, 2026.

12:30 NA

Today remember the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom. Memorial Day is more than a long weekend-its a day of gratitude, remembrance, and honor.

We are open 9-3 today! Due to the weather on Friday, we have carried FREE DAY over to today as well!! Stop by and see us, grab some coffee, lunch, and fellowship.


May 25, 2026
"Good" and "bad" feelings
Page 151

"A lot happens in one day, both negative and positive. If we do not take time to appreciate both, perhaps we will miss something that will help us grow."

IP No. 8, "Just for Today"

Most of us seem to unconsciously judge what happens in our lives each day as good or bad, success or failure. We tend to feel happy about the "good" and angry, frustrated, or guilty about the "bad." Good and bad feelings, though, often have little to do with what's truly good or bad for us. We may learn more from our failures than our successes, especially if failure has come from taking a risk.

Attaching value judgments to our emotional reactions ties us to our old ways of thinking. We can change the way we think about the incidents of everyday life, viewing them as opportunities for growth, not as good or bad. We can search for lessons rather than assigning value. When we do this, we learn something from each day. Our daily Tenth Step is an excellent tool for evaluating the day's events and learning from both success and failure.

Just for Today: I am offered an opportunity to apply the principles of recovery so that I will learn and grow. When I learn from life's events, I succeed.

05/24/2026

Sunday, May 24

Good morning and Happy Sunday. We are closed today.

AA 7:00 p.m.

"HAPPY, JOYOUS, AND FREE"

We are sure God wants us to be happy, joyous, and free. We cannot subscribe to the belief that this life is a vale of tears, though it once was just that for many of us. But it is clear that we made our own misery. God didn't do it. Avoid then, the deliberate manufacture of misery, but if trouble comes, cheerfully capitalize it as an opportunity to demonstrate His omnipotence.

-ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 133

For years I believed in a punishing God and blamed Him for my misery. I have learned that I must lay down the "weapons" of self in order to pick up the "tools" of the A.A. program. I do not struggle with the program because it is a gift and I have never struggled when receiving a gift. If I sometimes keep on struggling, it is because I'm still hanging onto my old ideas and ". . . the results are nil."

05/23/2026

Saturday, May 23

Good morning and Happy Saturday! We are closed today.

NA 6:00 p.m.

23 May

Maturity Helps Us Face Reality

Page 148

"Maturity comes to us when we use spiritual principles rather than defects to deal with reality."

Living Clean, Chapter 3, "Awakening to Our Spirituality"

It took some pretty twisted survival skills to deny our active addiction. Some of us coped by living a life of make-believe. Such fantasy thinking has a nasty habit of following us into recovery. It reemerges when we're unwilling to accept circumstances as they are or resist taking personal responsibility for our part of any problem.

When we are clean and awake, resistance to the truth becomes painful. Through the process of working the Steps, we learn how to deal with day-to-day reality in a much less agonizing way. Instead of reaching into that bag of dirty tricks that got us through our using days, we begin to rely on spiritual principles to deal with life.

Growing pains are inevitable when we uncover the contents of that old, decrepit toolkit. Even before we learn to take our own inventory, a sponsor or close friend may plainly point out some of our less desirable behavior patterns in the moment. One member shared, "The truth will set you free, but first it will p**s you off!" Appreciating the people who hold us accountable is a mark of our emerging emotional maturity. These are the friends who help us grow up in recovery.

We learn what makes us tick and what ticks us off. We come to know what defects call to us under which circumstances, and what spiritual principles we can practice instead. We develop a moral compass as we incorporate spiritual principles into our daily lives. Instead of responding to an upset boss or partner with defensiveness or anger, for example, we take a moment to consider the alternatives. When we respond thoughtfully, inviting spiritual principles--not impulse--to guide our behavior, we begin to feel like we are meeting reality like mature human beings. We are growing up.

Today I will apply the spiritual opposites of my defects, recognizing the benefits that maturity offers.

Join us today for a FREE community yard sale, rain or shine, in collaboration with the 5th Judicial Circuit Public Defen...
05/22/2026

Join us today for a FREE community yard sale, rain or shine, in collaboration with the 5th Judicial Circuit Public Defender Corporation! Our back patio is overflowing with items just waiting for a new home. Come visit us between 7 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and help us clear out these treasures to make room for new office space for our expanding programs! Please share this post! 🥳🏡🎁

05/22/2026

Friday, May 22

Good morning. We are open from 9-5 today. Stop in an grab some resources.

AA 12:30

STEP ONE

WE . . . (The first word of the First Step)

-TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 21

When I was drinking all I could ever think about was "I, I, I," or "Me, Me, Me." Such painful obsession of self, such soul sickness, such spiritual selfishness bound me to the bottle for more than half my life.

The journey to find God and to do His will one day at a time began with the first word of the First Step . . . "We." There was power in numbers, there was strength in numbers, there was safety in numbers, and for an alcoholic like me, there was life in numbers. If I had tried to recover alone I probably would have died. With God and another alcoholic I have a divine purpose in my life . . . I have become a channel for God's healing love.

Thursday, May 21Good morning and Happy Thursday! Our operating hours today are from 9 AM to 5 PM. We invite you to visit...
05/21/2026

Thursday, May 21

Good morning and Happy Thursday! Our operating hours today are from 9 AM to 5 PM. We invite you to visit us.

Today, we are hosting a special "FREE" DAY event, exclusively for our esteemed members and clients of the 5th Judicial Circuit Public Defender Corporation, from 9 AM to 5 PM. We encourage you to visit and explore our extensive selection of clothing and various household items. This event will be accessible to the community on Friday, from 7 AM to 6 PM. Remember that EVERYTHING IS FREE!!!! We will have a donation can if anyone would like to donate.

NA 12:30
NA 6:00

We are pleased to announce our Community FREE DAY on Friday, May 22. ***Also an upcoming event scheduled for Thursday, M...
05/20/2026

We are pleased to announce our Community FREE DAY on Friday, May 22.

***Also an upcoming event scheduled for Thursday, May 21st, from 9 AM to 5 PM, exclusively for our members and clients served by the 5th Judicial Circuit Public Defender Corporation.

We are currently accepting donations of gently used items.

We deeply appreciate the support of our community, which has consistently demonstrated compassion and revitalization.

05/20/2026

Don't forget to join us this Friday for our Free Day in collaboration with BoMar Drop In Center. We will be out from 7am-6pm!!

Address

306 N Church Street
Ripley, WV
25271

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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