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A Vision for NA Service

Explore the history and principles behind Narcotics Anonymous' vision for service. Discover how language, culture, spiritual growth, unity, and public image play crucial roles in spreading the message of recovery. Join small group discussions to brainstorm actionable steps towards a future where every addict has the chance to experience NA's message of hope and transformation.

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A Vision for NA Service

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  1. A Vision for NA Service

  2. A Vision for NA Service History of our vision • Early members envisioned NA as a worldwide fellowship • NAWS Vision adopted 1996 • Some zones/regions adapted NAWS Vision for local use • A Vision for NA Service approved at WSC 2010

  3. A Vision for NA Service “All the efforts of Narcotics Anonymous are inspired by the primary purpose of our groups. Upon this common ground we stand committed.” • Groups carry the message • Service bodies support groups and spread the word about NA

  4. A Vision for NA Service “Our Vision is that one day: Every addict in the world has the chance to experience our message of recovery in his or her language and culture and find the opportunity for a new way of life.”

  5. A Vision for NA Service Bullet One: Language & Culture • What are some examples of the language or cultural differences we are aware of in our communities? • Considering these diverse populations, what can our groups and service committees do to carry the message? • ?

  6. A Vision for NA Service “Our Vision is that one day: Every member, inspired by the gift of recovery, experiences spiritual growth and fulfillment through service.”

  7. A Vision for NA Service Bullet Two: Growth & Fulfillment • What can we do to help others experience this spiritual growth and fulfillment through service? • How can we make our service bodies more conducive to this type of experience?

  8. A Vision for NA Service “Our Vision is that one day: NA Service bodies worldwide work together in a spirit of unity and cooperation to support the groups in carrying our message of recovery.”

  9. A Vision for NA Service “Our Vision is that one day: Narcotics Anonymous has universal recognition and respect as a viable program of recovery.”

  10. Small Group Discussions Bullet Three: Unity and Cooperation • How can our groups and service bodies work together to foster a sense of unity and further our primary purpose? Bullet Four: Our Public Image • In what ways can our groups and service bodies work to improve our public image so that NA is seen as a viable program of recovery?

  11. A Vision for NA Service “Honesty, trust, and goodwill are the foundation of our service efforts, all of which rely on the guidance of a loving Higher Power.”

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