1.
Our ability to _____ as a fellowship and to reach others depends on our unity. (pg 131)
2.
We are free to offer welcome instead of _____. (pg 145)
3.
We teach by _____. (pg 149)
4.
Faith is a reliance on a loving Higher Power put into _____. (pg 141)
5.
We learn to set aside our _____ and focus on our common identity as addicts. (pg 132)
6.
The mechanism we use is group _____. (pg 135)
7.
Group conscience is not fixed and _____. (pg 136)
8.
Our message is broad enough to attract adicts from any social class or _____. (pg 144)
9.
We cannot measure or arbitrate _____. (pg 146)
10.
Groups _____ with the loving support of addicts helping addicts. (pg 127)
11.
Commitment is another essential _____ in unity. (pg 130)
12.
To guide us in serving others, we seek _____ from a Higher Power. (pg 134)
13.
We don't have to _____ for anyone else. (pg 150)
14.
By practicing _____ in our efforts to serve, we make room for open-mindedness. (pg 141)
15.
The application of this spiritual principle lets us surrender to the group conscience with _____ instead of fear. (pg 141)
16.
Compassion lends _____ to all our efforts in service to others. (pg 149)
17.
_____ reminds us that judgment is not our task. (pg 148)
18.
In the unity that grows in _____, we are ready to work together for our common good. (pg 133)
19.
Hearing group conscience may take time and _____. (pg 138)
20.
Our task is to fan the flame of _____, not dampen it. (pg 145)
21.
Desire is not a measurable _____. (pg 144)
22.
Love is a principle that is expressed in the practice of _____ toward one another. (pg 131)
23.
_____ service arises from the application of principles. (pg 134)
24.
_____, the spiritual foundation of our traditions, supports NA unity as well. (pg 132)
25.
With an attitude of surrender, working _____ in a group becomes easier. (pg 130)
