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Better Together

This week, Ohio Wesleyan University’s Better Together campaign hosted an interfaith panel discussion in the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center to offer panelists from the Ohio Wesleyan University Freethinkers an opportunity to talk about their experiences as freethinkers. The Better Together campaign did many things to create a welcoming place for the freethinkers.  » Read more

Winter Solstice Banquet Registration Due December 1st

The deadline for registering for the 2012 Winter Solstice Banquet is December 1, 2012. Time is running out to join our Humanist family at our premiere event. Tickets will not be available at the door. » Read more

The How of Happy Humanists

Leaving a religion can be a major life change. In some cases, that change is on the level of a divorce or loss of a loved one. By listening to people talk about leaving a religion, you can hear a variety of reactions.  » Read more

Members Meeting: The New and Renewal

 

On November 10th, 20 members and others gathered for HCCO's Annual Member's Meeting. This is a time set aside for considering changes to the bylaws and election of the HCCO Board for the next year. » Read more

Winter Solstice Banquet 2012

 

The Humanist Community of Central Ohio is excited to announce JT Eberhard  as our speaker for the 2012 Winter SolsticeBanquet.  » Read more

Becoming More Fully Human

William R. Murry’s Becoming More Fully Human: Religious Humanism As a Way of Life fits into a growing genre of books that offer a practical look at Humanist living. To make Humanism valuable to a wider range of people, we need more Humanist materials that focus on our own lives and discuss what goes into living wisely and well at the personal level.  » Read more

Thank you to our Volunteers!

The Humanist Community of Central Ohio participated in many volunteer activities last weekend. We’d like to thank our Light the Night Volunteers that raised over $1100 to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.  We also launched our new Adopt-A-Highway campaign and collected 30 bags of trash. » Read more

Get Involved and Vote at the Annual Members Meeting

This is your chance to have your voice heard! » Read more

Spirits for Sale

By Darrell Montavon

As a Humanist, I like many others, ascribe to a world view that “is not theistic, and does not accept supernatural views of reality.” However, keeping a skeptical mind is keeping an open mind and always allowing ourselves to be challenged. So in the spirit of Halloween and all the supernatural history that comes along with it, my wife and I spent this Sunday afternoon at the 24th annual Universal Light Expo at Vet’s Memorial. » Read more

Nonbeliever Nation

David Niose modestly talked to me about his presentation on his book Nonbeliever Nation saying that he did not really have much to say. What an understatement! Niose’s thoughtfully written Nonbeliever Nation outlines a practical plan for secular people to develop political influence.  » Read more

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