Addiction is an illness that affects men, women, and young people in every area of life and we have found that in order to successfully understand and manage addiction we need to heal physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Coming together during group fellowship meetings provides wisdom, guiding principles, and healing in our daily lives while offering help and support to others facing many of the same challenges. Applying the 12 step and principles of Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous helps us to take responsibility, change our way of thinking and behaving, and heal relationships we have affected by our addiction.

It takes time, hard work and devotion to overcome the physical, emotional and spiritual destruction of addiction but with Spiritual and group support, healing can take place and sobriety can be maintained. We are a group of men and women recovering from addiction and apply the 12 steps and principles into our daily lives managing sobriety and healing one day at a time. We support and encourage each other during our recovery from addiction and receive strength and serenity from our Higher Power, fellow members and achievements.

We always welcome others during our Spiritual Recovery and never pass judgment because we all have our own story and destructive addiction path that has brought us together now. Instead we're here to offer support and encouragement to one another while we work toward our own Spiritual Recovery from addiction.