That no addict need die from the horrors of addiction


 Service in NA

Goodwill, of course, is the beginning of all spiritual growth. It leads to affection and love in all our actions. Therefore, service is also a Power greater than we, and has significant meaning for all.

– Introductory Guide to NA

Why do it?

Serving is a privilege enjoyed by thousands of recovering addicts. Here's some of the top reasons we do it:

Service makes us feel good. (more)

Service helps keep us clean. 

Service helps us grow. The sick, self-seeking, self-centered, and self-enclosed world of the addict hardly qualifies as a way of life; at best, perhaps it is a way to survive for awhile. Even in this limited existence it is a way of despair, destruction, and death. Goodwill, of course, is the beginning of all spiritual growth. It leads to affection and love in all our actions. Therefore, service is also a Power greater than we, and has significant meaning for all. – Introductory Guide to NA

Service fills our lives with people who are active in their recovery.  

We can only keep what we have by giving it away. (more)

What can I do?

 We serve society by being an example of recovery and living by spiritual principles. We can also serve other addicts simply by carrying the message of recovery and hope. There is yet another type of service which involves a committment to a service body, whether it is a homegroup, an area or regional service committee, or a subcommittee. To read more about the working and structure of these committees, and for more information about being of service in NA, consult the Guide To Local Service published by NA World Services, available here. To find out when the next service meeting is in your area or in this region click here.  To contact someone, by email, who can get you in touch with a particular service body click here.  Email any trusted servant of the Regional Service Committee here.


 Red River Region Sub-Committees

These pages contain information specific to their respective service area.


Red River Region Service Documents

About these documents

We strive to make these documents as accessible as possible.  If you have trouble  opening any of them please let us know here.  For .pdf's you can download the free Foxit Reader here. For .doc's you can download OpenOffice.org here.  The Red River Region Service Conference is in no way affiliated, nor does it endorse, any of these products.

The files under the heading Protected Documents require a login name and password to access.  In keeping with our guiding principles, the Twelve Traditions, these documents are protected because they may contain information that reveals a member's identity and/or personal information.  Email the webservant here to receive the login information.  Please include your first name and home group in the body of your email.  We are gradually removing the personal information from these documents; replacing the people's names with either the person's service position or, if they are not a trusted servant, replacing their name with Member, and also deleting any other information that would identify someone. Anywhere that information is deleted will be noted, generally describing what was removed.  Documents will be moved to the heading Regional Service Committee Documents after these changes have been made.


Group, Area & Regional Service Committee Resources


Regional Service Committee Documents


RRRSC Minutes


RRRSC Subcommittee Minutes


Protected Documents


Downloadable NA Logo Artwork

We are providing these files to assist groups and trusted servants in producing local use literature, flyers, meeting lists, etc.  Use of these trademarks is governed by the Fellowship Intellectual Property Trust (FIPT). 

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About these documents

These logos are registered trademarks of Narcotics Anonymous World Services, Inc.  All rights reserved. July 2001.  Clicking the small images will open a new window with a large image.  You can then right-click on the image and save to disk or drag the image to your desktop. 


GIF Files

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PDF Files

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PostScript Files

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