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Time

If We Use We Lose Group
Kansas City, MO

Monday 7:00 PM

R Group
Griffith, IN

Tuesday 7:00 PM

Hope and Freedom Group
Kansas City, MO

Tuesday 7:00 PM

Lynhurst Recovery Group
Indianapolis, IN

Saturday 7:30 PM

Homeward Journey Group
Kansas City, MO

Wednesday 7:00 PM

Unity Group Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Springs, MO

Tuesday 7:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM

Free to Live Group
Kansas City, MO

Tuesday 7:00 PM

Alternate Desire Group
Excelsior Springs, MO

Tuesday 7:00 PM

Clean and Crazy Group
Kansas City, MO

Saturday 8:00 PM

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