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NA Day Group

The NA Day Group is a local Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meeting in South Saint Paul, Minnesota. Held every Saturday, this 12-step gathering provides a warm and welcoming environment for individuals in recovery. You can find this NA meeting hosted at First Presbyterian Church.
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