OAR3 eBlast September, 2025 | From Slip or Relapse to Recovery
A concise action plan to help you reclaim and protect abstinence—plus live relapse-prevention and Zoom security sessions for OA Region 3. Details and registration below.
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CNMI Bylaws – Fellowship Approved (January 2026)
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We’ve Made It Easier to Share CNMI News, Events & Flyers
We’re excited to introduce a simpler way to submit items for OA CNMI communications. Instead of emailing multiple people or wondering who to contact, you can now use one secure form to submit: This helps ensure information is received, reviewed, and posted in the right place — and keeps our website and newsletter as accurate…
OAR3 eBlast February, 2026 | 8 Practical Lessons A Member Learned About Relapse and Recovery in OA
In this month’s Twelfth Step Within e-blast, “8 Practical Lessons A Member Learned About Relapse and Recovery in OA,” a member reflects on powerful insights gained through working the Twelve Steps. Drawing from an OA Lifeline article, this issue explores the difference between addressing the allergy of the body and the obsession of the mind,…
OAR3 eBlast December, 2025 | What Happens When We Think We’re “Cured”
This Region 3 eBlast explores recovery, relapse, and sustained abstinence. Published by the OA Region 3 Twelfth Step Within (TSW) Committee in service to members seeking recovery and relapse prevention support. Click here to download
Call for Short Stories for OA’s New Daily Reader (Deadline June 1, 2026)
Share Your Voice: OA’s New Daily Reader Overeaters Anonymous is creating a new daily reader that reflects the wide range of beliefs in our fellowship. Members from secular or non-traditional backgrounds are especially encouraged to contribute. Writers are invited to: All languages are welcome. Deadline: June 1, 2026 You may also scan the QR code…
OAR3 eBlast November, 2025 | When “Maintenance” Precedes Relapse
Sometimes we think “maintenance” means we can relax or eat more food, but that can lead to trouble. In this month’s story from A New Beginning: Stories of Recovery from Relapse, we learn how easy it is to slip when we focus too much on weight instead of real recovery. This message helps us look…