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Saturday

10:00am
The Breakfast Club
(River Source) in the Dining Room
108 E. 2nd Ave. <Mesa>
Speaker

10:00am
STEP BY STEP
7119 N. 67th Ave. <Glendale>
Closed / Women's

4:30pm
NOT IN VEIN
(the Solution)
4210 N. Longview <Phoenix>
Discussion/Participation/Ticket

4:45pm
NO MORE DELUSIONS
(U-Can-2-Club)
2647 W. Glendale Ave. (behind 7-11) <Phoenix>
Ticket/ Cross-Talk

5:35pm
Salvation Army ARC H&I
15 E. Pima <Phoenix>

7:00pm
TLC
2202 E. Roosevelt <Phoenix> Closed Discussion

7:00pm
CHANGE YOUR LIFE
(Solutions)
4210 N. Longview <Phoenix>
Participation

7:00pm
EBONY HOME GROUP
6222 S. 13th St. <Phoenix>
Participation

7:00pm
HOPE HEADS
(Hope House)
316 N. 11th Way <Phoenix>
Big Book

7:30pm
THE LAST RESORT
(Steps House)
6349 W. Myrtle <Glendale>
H&I Speaker

7:30pm - 8:45pm
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE!
Gethsemene Lutheran Church,
Activity Building
1035 E. Guadalupe <Tempe>
Speaker/Participation

8:00pm
NATURAL HIGH
24 S. MacDonald <Mesa>
Discussion

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"To see how erratic emotions victimized us often took a long time. We could perceive them quickly in others, but only slowly in ourselves. First of all, we had to admit that we had many of these defects, even though such disclosures were painful and humiliating. Where other people were concerned, we had to drop the word "blame" from our speech and thought.

This required great willingness even to begin. But once over the first two or three high hurdles, the course ahead began to look easier. For we had started to get perspective on ourselves, which is another way of saying that we were gaining in humility."

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