Don't Believe in God? You Are Not Alone!

Location
Minneapolis, MN 44.96-93.24 55454US
Meetups
204 so far
Members
601 Atheists
Rating
Minnesota Atheists Meetup Group 4.50 4.50184

Minnesota's oldest, largest, and most active atheist group provides a community for atheists, educates the public, and promotes separation of state and church. We help make atheism part of the mainstream of society. We look forward to meeting you!

We are a member supported organization. Everyone who works for Minnesota Atheists is a volunteer, but getting our word out does cost money. This site, our website, mailing newsletters, broadcasting a radio show, filming a cable tv show and participating in public events like festivals and parades all add up. We can do all of this thanks to you!

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Our next MeetupCelebration Party

Where?
119 South Front Street
Mankato , MN 56001
Who’s coming?
24 Yes / 4 Maybe

Want to attend?

You are invited to Victor and Crystal's Celebration Party! We'll be having a huge party for all of our family and friends right before we leave for our honeymoon. Ask us about how to really do a DIY secular wedding!

Come on out for an informal party with music and Mighty Boosh cupcakes.

In lieu of gifts, we will be collecting donations for the local food shelf. (Right before Thanksgiving, the timing is perfect!) Read more

What members are saying

 Atheists can feel isolated sometimes, and it's really nice to meet others. Everyone I have met is really nice and friendly. I will definitely be going to more events. 

 It's fun! And the people are open-minded and interesting. 

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What's new?

  • Nov 3
    • New member
      “I'm sitting on the fence between agnosticism and atheism.”
    • New member
      “I'm looking to have a good time with fellow atheists while promoting empiricism.”