This discussion group is a chance to meet new friends and to share ideas about the separation of church and state. It is free and open to everyone.
Before we begin each meeting, we allow some time for people to gatherand settle in. Then we do introductions. We also encourge you to bring your issues your ideas and something to share: articles, cartoons, flyers, stories, outrages, etc. Of course, most of the time is just informal discussion and chat with new and not-so new friends.
Our meeting is free. Most of our meetings are at venues allowing you to purchase food and beverages. Please join us and bring a friend.
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Some Church/State Issues:
'Faith-Based' Initiatives / Taxpayer Funded Religious Discrimination
Freedom of Religion – Freedom from Religion
Government-Sponsored Religion
Marriage & Sexuality
Religion in the Public Schools
Religious School Vouchers
Church Politicking
Please come an bring YOUR issues.
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“We are a nation of Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus — and non-believers” President Obama
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This discussion group is sponsored by the Columbia Chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State so like-minded people can meet and discuss issues. It is not a chapter activity for our members. In fact, most people who attend are not chapter members. Like many other Meetups, it is simply an informal discussion time. It is open to everyone.
Our Meetups are for members new and old or anyone who has an interest in religious liberty and defending the First Amendment. We are the only A/U group in Oregon. Meetings include introductions, sharing concerns, ideas and educational materials related to the separation of church and state. We are an informal, friendly group. Please join us.
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
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What members are saying
“ Focused enough to have substantive conversation, broad enough to talk about anything that means something to you. ”
“ to learn, to keep this process going, to order great tea. ”