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Only six months suggested clean-time to volunteer on the phone line. Our helpline volunteers are often an addicts first contact with our fellowship. It is an immense reward to attend a meeting and meet an addict we helped. Fill out the form below for more information.

    Upcoming Meetings

    4:00 pm   Sunday   Welcome Home
    Club 12
    1695 Beaumont Dr.   Baton Rouge, LA 70806
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    6:30 pm   Sunday   How it Works
    Unity Church
    15255 Jefferson Highway   Baton Rouge, LA 70817
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    7:00 pm   Sunday   Bayou Plaquemine Daily Reprieve
    Episcopal Church of The Holy Communion
    58040 Court St.   Plaquemine, LA 70764
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    12:00 pm   Monday   Mid Day Sanity
    Club 1-12
    1955 Scenic Highway   Baton Rouge, LA 70802
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    7:00 pm   Monday   How it Works
    St. Patricks Church
    12424 Brogdon Lane   Baton Rouge, LA 70816
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    7:00 pm   Monday   We Do Recover
    MLK Center
    4000 Gus Young Ave   Baton Rouge, LA 70802
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    Upcoming Events

    september, 2023

    24sep1:00 pmBayou Recovery Area Public Relations Committee Meeting1:00 pm Grace Baptist Church, 630 Richland Ave

    24sep2:00 pmBayou Recovery Area Committee Meeting2:00 pm Grace Baptist Church, 630 Richland Ave

    24sep3:30 pmBayou Recovery Area H & I Committee Meeting3:30 pm Grace Baptist Church, 630 Richland Ave

    Just For Today

    September 24, 2023
    A growing concept of God
    Page 278
    "The only suggested guidelines are that this Power be loving, caring, and greater than ourselves. We don't have to be religious to accept this idea. The point is that we open our minds to believe."
    Basic Text, p.24

    In a lifelong process of coming to believe, our understanding of God will change. The understanding we have when new in recovery will not be the same when we have a few months clean, nor will that understanding be the same when we have a few years clean.

    Our initial understanding of a Power greater than ourselves will most likely be limited. That Power will keep us clean but, we may think, nothing more. We may hesitate to pray because we have placed conditions on what we will ask our Higher Power to do for us. "Oh, this stuff is so awful, even God couldn't do anything," we might say, or "God's got a lot of people to take care of. There's no time for me."

    But, as we grow in recovery, so will our understanding. We'll begin to see that the only limits to God's love and grace are those we impose by refusing to step out of the way. The loving God we come to believe in is infinite, and the power and love we find in our belief is shared by nearly every recovering addict around the world.

    Just for Today: The God I am coming to understand has a limitless capacity for love and care. I will trust that my God is bigger than any problem I may have.
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