What we’re about
The Ethical Society of St. Louis is a Humanist congregation, a place where people come together to explore the biggest questions of life without reference to scripture, religion, or God. We meet on Sunday mornings at 11am for Platform (our equivalent of a church service), and have many other programs throughout the week. We welcome Humanists, agnostics and atheists, as well as people from various religious backgrounds. We come together to celebrate our journey through life and affirm our ability to live ethical lives without traditional religious beliefs.
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Upcoming events (4+)
See all- On Reason’s ShouldersEthical Society of St. Louis, St. Louis, MO
The Ethical and Humanist movements in the West are both the products of the global awareness of humane values and our own unique Western philosophical tradition. That tradition has privileged reason and intellect as superior to emotion since Plato. That carries risks for our movement when it creates barriers between us and those who are suffering. Learn the dignity-to-empathy connection and how to spot it in action in others and ourselves. If we stand on reason’s shoulders, we can see even further still.
Our Speaker: Joseph Farkas is a Chaplain and Celebrant with The Humanist Society and a Leader-in-Training with the AEU. He works at several Chicagoland area hospitals as well as the Chicago Ethical Humanist Circle as their full-time chaplain. When he isn't laboring in the movement, he enjoys relaxing with his wife and their dog, exercising, and tabletop gaming.
Music Guests: Home Remedy is the harmony of Cindy Minnis and Melinda Monroe. Altos, guitar, keyboard, percussion, joy! Original and borrowed music from the 60s, 70s, and beyond.
Join Live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ethicalstl
- Religious Transition GroupEthical Society of St. Louis, St. Louis, MO
Are you a person in religious transition? Find peer support in our weekly meeting at the Ethical Society, 7 p.m. on Mondays in the Hanke Room. Whether you’re transitioning out of religion or have been out of religion for years, it can help to discuss some of the insights and challenges of this experience. You can also join our new Facebook group.
- Religious Transition GroupEthical Society of St. Louis, St. Louis, MO
Are you a person in religious transition? Find peer support in our weekly meeting at the Ethical Society, 7 p.m. on Mondays in the Hanke Room. Whether you’re transitioning out of religion or have been out of religion for years, it can help to discuss some of the insights and challenges of this experience. You can also join our new Facebook group.
