Harmony House

06/01/2026

Materials have started to arrive! We are grateful for all the support to help this badly needed project get off the ground. We appreciate your patience while new flooring will be going in. Downstairs and upstairs!

05/30/2026

The Harmony House Board is pleased to have Avenue of Hope partner with us downtown!
May the Community be blessed and lives be changed for the better, as we work together to support the recovery community and others in need! Open hearts, open minds and many willing hands will strengthen us all.

05/04/2026

The following schedule reflects meetings at Harmony House, Ponca City, OK & other Ponca City and Surrounding Areas Meetings
(As of 05-03-2026)

AT HARMONY HOUSE, 212 S. 3rd, Ponca City:
AA- Noon, Monday thru Sat.
M-W-F-open
T-Th-S-closed

AA- Sunday morning at 9:00, this is a closed meeting (alcoholics only)

AA- Evening Meetings:
Tuesday, & Thursdays- 6:00 p.m.- open mtgs.
Wednesday's & Saturday's - 7:00 P.M. - Ponca Big Book - Closed Meeting

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AA SPEAKER MEETING- Last Friday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at Harmony House, speaker meeting, open.

AA SPEAKER MEETING-The first Saturday of each month, 6:00 p.m., Love and Fellowship group, Woodlands Church, 1400 E. Hartford Ave., room #106, enter south door.
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Al-Anon Family Group meets in the auditorium on Monday evening @7:30 p. m.- Harmony House
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Also, in Ponca City-
Love And Fellowship Group- Meeting at Woodlands Christian Church, 1400 E. Hartford Avenue (across from the hospital), Tuesday and Friday at 6:00 p.m., open meeting. Enter through the south east door. Room 106.
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Newkirk Group, Newkirk, OK., closed meeting, (alcoholics only) Tuesday @ 8:00 p.m., at Newkirk Library, 116 N. Maple. Hybrid meeting also. Please contact Keith C. for Zoom or Skype information if needed. 580-761-0423
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Ponca City, OK- Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is meeting at Christian Church, 210 N. 5th, Ponca City, Monday through Sunday at 7:00 p.m. Enter the doors closest to Chestnut Street.
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03/09/2026

The Open Door at the Harmony House, there is HOPE!

Bring me your downtrodden, the broken, the dirty, and the sad;
Bring me the addicted, the wandering, the lonely, and the mad.
Whether you are lost in the bottle or bound by the heavy chain,
There is a seat here for your sorrow and a respite from your pain.
For the drunk and the addict, the weary soul who’s lost their way,
Our walls hold no judgment—only the strength to face the day.

To the mother in shadows, the father whose heart has been torn,
To the hurting family member, exhausted and weathered and worn:
You are not an island, though the waves have pulled you far from shore;
The burden you’ve carried alone is a weight you’ll bear no more.
We gather as glass that was shattered, now catching a different light,
Finding the courage in numbers to step out of the longest night.

Come as you are—with your secrets, your stumbles, and your fear,
For the path to recovery begins with the simple truth: you are here.
In the circle of the seeking, where AA, NA, and Al-Anon meet,
We trade our old stories for a foundation beneath our feet.
From the depth of the struggle to the hope of a brand-new start,
Harmony House is the anchor for every searching, healing heart.

02/17/2026

Al-Anon Family Group of Ponca City

02/08/2026

We are cleaning a bit! Upstairs clean up: sweep, dust, change bulbs and clean out clutter. If your already in the area, pop in. It won't take long.

Flyer cred: P.J.

01/15/2026

01/04/2026

At the Harmony House we strive to provide a clean, safe environment for 12 Step programs. Below is a section explaining a little history of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotic Anonymous.

There is a solution! Easy does it. It works, if you work it.

Taken from (https://carolinacenterforrecovery.com/addiction-blog/aa-na-12-steps/)

The 12-Step Program, originally developed by Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and later adopted by Narcotics Anonymous (NA), is a structured recovery model designed to help individuals overcome addiction through personal accountability, spiritual growth, and community support. It guides participants through a progressive journey that begins with admitting powerlessness over addiction and leads to making amends, ongoing self-reflection, and helping others in recovery. When approached with commitment and sincerity, the 12-Step Program offers a highly effective, transformative path to lasting sobriety and emotional healing.

What is a 12-Step Program?
A 12-step program is a structured, peer-support framework designed to help individuals recover from addiction, compulsive behaviors, or mental health challenges through spiritual and personal growth. First introduced by Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in 1939 with the publication of The Big Book, it has since inspired numerous groups, including Narcotics Anonymous (NA). The core purpose of the program is to promote lifelong abstinence, self-accountability, and mutual aid through regular meetings, sponsorship, and a commitment to personal transformation. It is especially suited for individuals seeking a community-based, structured, and spiritually inclined path to recovery, particularly those who benefit from shared experiences, consistent accountability, and step-by-step behavioral change.

What Are the 12 Steps of AA and NA?
The 12 Steps of AA and NA are a structured set of spiritual and personal growth principles designed to help individuals recover from addiction. They include admitting powerlessness over addiction, seeking help from a higher power, taking personal inventory, making amends, and helping others. Each step builds on the last to support long-term sobriety, emotional healing, and personal accountability.

12/04/2025

The board at the Harmony House would like to say a special thank you to the Ponca City Noon Ambucs! These folks help so many in the community. We are grateful for the opportunity to speak to them and for their kind support! Thank you Ambucs! And thank you to Jerome Orange for getting us in the door.

12/04/2025

One of the Groups that Regularly Meet at the Harmony House is having a New Years Eve Sober event. Details are in the flier below. These are open meetings available to anyone interested in the program of recovery, offered through this Group.