ID Bar
"An alcoholic is a fellow who is 'trying to get his religion out of a bottle,' when what he really wants is unity within himself, unity with God...."
–Bill Wilson
"If you are in real trouble—if you are addicted to alcohol, drugs, tobacco, food, sex, worry, resentment, lying, depression, or anxiety—if you want to recover, and if you are willing to accept and act on suggestions from people who themselves have recovered—the outlook for you is good."
—All Addicts Anonymous Program
“Being unwanted, unloved, uncared for, forgotten by everybody—
I think that is a much greater hunger, a much greater poverty than the person who has nothing to eat.”
— Mother Teresa
"One of the greatest discoveries a man makes, one of his great surprises, is to find he can do what he was afraid he couldn't do."
— Henry Ford
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ADR Club membership more info
Only $6 per month OR a $65 payment for one year (more is always welcome)

p. 85 of the AA text
WHY We're Here
There is a 12-step saying, "We can do together what we could not do alone."
OUR MISSION: To provide a safe and positive environment for people who are in recovery from various addictions – a place to meet, learn, practice, and help each other in accordance with 12-step principles of spiritual development – and to offer support for the families of those afflicted with various addictions.
OUR INTENDED PURPOSE: To promote recovery for people with various addictions by providing a place for 12-step groups to meet, and offer a supportive social environment that is alcohol and drug free.
WHAT WE STAND FOR: We believe we all have a daily reprieve from our 'illness' dependent on daily maintenance of our spiritual condition. Therefore, A.D.R. Center, Inc. endorses the whole-life, 12-Step Program that helped the original 100 A.A.s to recover. All spiritual/religious belief systems that incorporate "Love and Service" and all spiritual seekers are welcome at the club.

What is a "REPRIEVE"? – dictionary | thesaurus

"We, of Alcoholics Anonymous, are more than one hundred men and women who have recovered from a seemingly hopeless state of mind and body. To show other alcoholics precisely how we have recovered is the main purpose of this book." -from the Foreword to the First Edition of the AA Text
HOURS (updated 11-2-10)

The CLUB is OPEN BEFORE & AFTER MEETINGS – meetings page – calendar
Sunday: CLOSED (no meetings scheduled)
Monday: 11:00 AM to 1:45 PM +
Tuesday: 11:00 AM to 1:45 PM. / 7:15 to 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM to at least 1:45 PM.
Thursday: 11:00 AM to 3:15 PM.
Friday: 11:00 AM to 1:45 PM +
Saturday: 11:15 AM to 1:30 PM
Start a 12-Step meeting to carry the life-saving message, and to create the fellowship you seek.

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WHERE We Are
16641 82nd Drive, #102, Clackamas, OR 97015 google map
This is at the old Tombstone Music Studios; it is just SOUTH of Hwy 212, Clackamas Fred Meyer store, and the DHS office. Look for the Old West, 2-story building. Phone: 503-557-6260. Secondary phone: Russ 503-310-5595.
Here's a TriMet route map for the location.
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DONATION Information
The "A Daily Reprieve Center, Inc." is a 501(c)(3) non profit. The board of directors and staff are all non-paid volunteers. The club exists from membership monthly donations, meeting room rents, snack bar sales, merchandise resale, future fund raising events, and your tax deductible contributions.
Questions?: Call Russ at 503-310-5595 or email biz@dailyreprievecenter.com
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HELP US HELP OTHERS -- Use the Google Donate button (they do take a small percentage for their safe-purchase services) or if you prefer, please mail in a donation. We will send you a tax-deductible receipt.

The ADR Center is registered with the Dept. of Justice as a charitable organization.
link to ABOUT page for more infomation about the club

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CLEAN & SOBER SUPPORT & FELLOWSHIP
Recovery-oriented clubs help provide an atmosphere of understanding, fellowship, and camaraderie to people who have been used to isolating themselves. A drug and alcohol-free environment will help build support for people and their families who are working on changing their lives. Social support and peer reinforcement reduces the risk of relapse, and each changed life can positively affect others.
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From the National Institute of Health: "...social support has been linked to better quality of life both among substance users and individuals with a mental disorder and is significant... in well-being among recovering substance users who are dually-diagnosed. ...having a recovery-oriented network predicts subsequent decreased alcohol use. Many former recovering persons report that being in the company of other recovering individuals is helpful."

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