1. Our Freedom, Our Responsibility
“The final responsibility and authority for NA services rests with the NA groups.”
Second Concept

2. Our Freedom, Our Responsibility
Getting clean opens a world of possibilities.
We learn that if we want to keep something we have to take care of it.
We take care of NA by giving back what we’ve been given—the NA message.
NA services allow the NA groups to carry a message.

3. Our Freedom, Our Responsibility
Groups help by carrying the message; service bodies provide services.
When services suffer, groups are limited in their ability to reach the still-suffering addicts.
Service helps free us from self-obsession by increasing our concern for others.
Other members served for us; now we can make recovery possible for someone else.

4. Our Freedom, Our Responsibility
How did someone else’s service efforts help you find NA?
How do you exercise responsibility to help others find NA?

5. Our Freedom, Our Responsibility
We each have our own story.
People welcomed us and “showed us the ropes.”
We can also be examples in service of how to help others.

6. Our Freedom, Our Responsibility
How can we help inspire others to get involved in service to NA?

7. Our Freedom, Our Responsibility
“The final responsibility and authority for NA services rests with the NA groups.”
Second Concept