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Monthly Humanist Program Has Moved!

For January and February, our Humanist Program will be at the Grandview Public Library, 1685 W. 1st Ave, Grandview, 43212.

Programs are still the second Saturday of each month and begin at 1pm. Join us for pizza at 12:30!

Unfortunately, we are unable to continue to meet in the Northwood High Building. Please bear with us while we look for a more perminant location for our monthly Humanist Program.

For monthly Humanist Program details, please see the side calendar.

 

 

A message from our new President, Jeff Dubin

My name is Jeff Dubin, and I'm writing to introduce myself as the new president of HCCO. » Read more

Appreciating Martin Luther King Jr.'s Life

This week is a time to celebrate things accomplished by Martin Luther King Jr. Although King was a Christian minister rather than a Humanist, Humanists can still find things to appreciate in King’s life. In fact, freethinking civil rights organizers such as A. Philip Randolph and Bayard Rustin helped King organize civil rights demonstrations. What then do secular people find to appreciate in the work of a Christian minister?  » Read more

Choosing a Meaning-Filled New Year

Season’s greetings! We hope you are finding ways to enjoy the holidays during this solstice season. The full schedules, visits with friends, family, and coworkers, gift exchanges, reviews of the year, and new year’s resolutions, all hint at sources of meaning in our lives.  » Read more

Happy Humanists v. Sales Puffery of "Spirituality"

In 1978, fundamentalist Tim LaHaye published an anti-gay propaganda book called "The Unhappy Gays." LaHaye made unscientific claims about gay people, especially the claim that gay people were unhappy. Then LaHaye used unhappiness as an argument against being gay. Fortunately, times have changed, and after wide exposure of bullying, many people see that gay people are sometimes unhappy about how they are treated but not necessarily unhappy because of being gay. » Read more

Final Details for Winter Solstice Banquet 2011!

As promised, we have more details for the Winter Solstice Banquet! Jamila Bey will be our guest speaker at the 2011 Winter Solstice Banquet. She’ll be speaking on the topic “Holidays for Heathens”. Humanists need to replace things that are lost when we no longer believe in the supernatural or in God. Humanists benefit from community and ceremony even if we do not ascribe religion to those experiences. » Read more

Save a Life Petition to Repeal the FDA's MSM Blood Ban

During AIDS/HIV scare of the early 1980’s, men that engaged in sexual activity with other men were banned by the FDA from donating blood or organs for life. Still in place over 20 years later, the ban not only affects men who have had sexual contact with other men, but any women who have had contact with this class of men. Modern HIV testing means this precaution is no longer neccesary and needlessly prevents potential donors from helping others and saving lives.  » Read more

Principles and Practices

Can you imagine who might have said these nice words? “The more integrity you have, the richer you are. But it’s better than money...If you’ve lived your life with integrity, that’s what people will remember about you. It becomes your legacy...” “It’s amazing how money and the pursuit of money can rot us to the core...it can also cloud our thinking.” “We’re all working on repairing our relationships and showing mercy.”  » Read more

Sorry about the calendar snafoos!

I'm sorry if the recent calendar errors caused anyone inconvience. Because of job and personal responsibilities, I got behind in making sure our events were up to date. We're transitioning managment of our calendar onto our new Coordinator, Julia. Everything should be up to date and correct now. If you notice any other errorrs in our calendar, please send an email to coordinator@hcco.org.

Thank you for your patience!

-Sharon

 

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