Posted on October 18, 2013 by Maria
Darwin Day is coming up on February 12, 2014. We haven't decided how we will celebrate this year. Last year, we watched the film "Creation" and the year before we had a birthday party and invited Darwin himself (a.k.a. Alex Walker). Read more about Darwin Day is Coming Up »
Posted on July 26, 2013 by Maria
There is an upcoming conference in Boston, August 30 - September 2. Our own Concord Area Humanist steering committee member, Ellery Schempp, will be one of the speakers. Visit http://AAABoston2013.com for details and to register.
Posted on April 28, 2013 by Maria
Chris Stedman's book "Faitheist" is subtitled "How an Atheist Found Common Ground with the Religious". For the purpose of this post, let's define religion as the belief in God or the supernatural; in other words, theism. (There is a lot of disagreement about defining religion in this way, particularly amongst "religious humanists", but since this is the way Stedman defines it in his book, let's stick with that.) The book is a personal narrative, a memoir by a twenty-something (strange as that may sound), about starting without religion, finding religion and then losing religion. Read more about "Faitheist", by Chris Stedman -- Unitarian Universalism Is an Interfaith Case in Point »
Posted on April 26, 2013 by Maria
Please read, sign and share this petition, hosted at Groundswell:
Help Us Tell MA Gov. Deval Patrick & Melissa Rogers: Healing Must Be For Everyone Read more about Help Us Tell MA Gov. Deval Patrick & Melissa Rogers: Healing Must Be For Everyone »
Posted on October 4, 2012 by Maria
We would like to congratulate Ellery Schempp, one our CAH steering committee members, for his appointment as co-chair of the newly formed Secular Coalition for Massachusetts, along with our friend Zachary Bos. This state chapter of the national Secular Coalition for America seeks to carry out the organization's mission on the state level. According to their website: Read more about Congratulations Ellery Schempp, Co-chair of the new Secular Coalition for Massachusetts »
