Welcome to the Central London Humanist Group!
- Location
- London, England 51.52-0.1
- Meetups
- 61 so far
- Members
- 556 Central London Humanists
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- November 29, 2007
The Central London Humanist group provides a meeting place for Humanists, the secular, brights and other non religious people, particularly those who live or work in the Central London area.
Once a month we hold at least one social event and one or more talk/lecture on a subject of interest to our members. Our socials are very well attended and we have been venturing into new activities - Boules days, a trip to Charles Darwin's home, a group's picnic and even a movie night.
So if your not religious and would like to meet like minded people, join us.
Our meetings are free!
We are fully affiliated to the British Humanist Association.
The CLHG is currently raising funds for the Emitos Girls Humanist Football Club in Uganda [see - http://sites.google.com/site/emitosnews/
] which seeks to educate and empower girls aged 12-20 years through football. Make a donation and become an Emitos FC supporter at http://www.charitygiving.co.uk/Emitos
We also have our own Website at:
http://www.centrallondonhumanists.org
Hook up with Facebook friends at our exciting Facebook presence at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=11349474557&ref...
Our next MeetupAn invitation to encounter the world of Dan Barker
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11 – 18 Cartwright GardensWC1H 9EELondon
- Who’s coming?
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48 Yes / 9 Maybe
Dan Barker is one of the leading atheist secularist voices in the USA. He has agreed to meet with us prior to engaging in some heavyweight debates.
Those who know Dan Barker will want to put this date in their diaries.
The Freedom from Religion Foundation of which he is co-president claims to be the largest freethought association in North America.
Dan became a teenage evangelist at age 15. Read more
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Past Meetups
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What's new?
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Nov 22
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New member
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Nov 21
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Nov 18
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New member
“I'm not religious and it sounds like you have some interesting lectures/events.” -
New member“for Richard Tallis”
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New member“I have joined the humanist association almost 10 years ago but I have never been involved. I am today retired ( 50). time to meet like minded people and perhaps get more active, practical, volunteering activities”
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Nov 17
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New member“I have recently become a member of the Humanist Society and would like to get involved in some aspects of the group and am very interested in attending lectures.”
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New member“It finally dawned on me that my views were fairly 'Humanist', so I though it would be a good idea to take steps to meet other people with similar views, and explore the area generally. This group looked like a good start!”
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New member“I'm interested in ethics, and the talks look interesting”
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Nov 16
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What members are saying
“ This is a very interesting group of intelligent people who enjoy a laugh and a drink, but still talk about a wide range of serious topics. ”
“ Interesting events and a diverse and friendly group to enjoy them with. ”
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