What we’re about
Welcome to our community of atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, and rationalists. We meet every Sunday for a brief sermon followed by a group discussion. We welcome people of all ages. We are building a community of people with shared values, focusing on uplifting topics for atheists: being good without god, feeling wonder in a world that can be understood through reason and science, and contributing to your community without religion. Children are welcome.
Find out more on our website: https://seattleatheist.church/
Upcoming events
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Seattle Rationalists Event: Seattle Secular Solstice 2025
Hotel Nexus, 2140 N Northgate Way, Seattle, WA, USOnce again the Seattle Rationalist, Effective Altruist, and Rhizomia Network Communities are hosting an event that members of our community might be interested in: a secular celebration of the winter solstice!
Here's a link to their event:
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/emberlight/1904387
Tickets are required. Feel free to RSVP here to let your fellow Atheist Church folks know you're planning on going, but do follow the link above to get your tickets.
From their description:
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A celebration of humanity's light in the darkest time of year.
Join us for an evening of songs, stories, and community as we gather to reflect on our place in history and our power to build a better future together.
## What to Expect
Our celebration follows the arc of the solstice itself, moving from light to darkness to light again:
- Light: We begin with humanity's triumphs and accomplishments, celebrating how we've used reason and compassion to understand the universe and help each other.
- Darkness: We acknowledge the struggles we've endured, the uncertainties we face, and the very real risks that lie ahead.
- Dawn: We conclude with hope and resolve, recognizing the promise of humanity and that, together, we can overcome the challenges before us.
Through music, readings, candlelight, and shared presence, we'll mark the turning of the year and renew our commitment to each other and the future.
## About Solstice
Secular Solstice gatherings happen in cities worldwide, inspired by Raymond Arnold's "Brighter Than Today" tradition. These events create space for reflection, connection, and hope in a community that values evidence, reason, and humanity. Learn more at secularsolstice.com.
## Contact
Have questions? We're here to help. Find us via email (mossygreenrock@gmail.com) or on Discord (@datawitch) for a faster response.
## Tickets
Standard tickets are $20. If you'd like to help support the event, you can choose a higher tier when purchasing. If the standard price is a barrier, free tickets are also available. We want everyone who wants to be there to be able to join us.
## Notes
If you're flying in, please wear a mask during the flight - we expect there to be 100+ people attending this event, and would like to minimize the risk of people getting sick.2 attendees
•OnlineSunday Morning Stoicism
OnlineLet's get together before church and discuss this week's passages from The Daily Stoic! Each day of the year has a corresponding "devotional reading" (so to speak). Each week we discuss the readings since our previous meeting, from the previous Monday through the Sunday of the meeting, and share what resonated with us, what we found profound, and what insights we can apply to what's going on in our lives.
Each reading is about 3 minutes long. They're all self-contained, so you don't need to worry about catching up - feel free to jump in on any week's session!
This is an online event hosted on Zoom. You can register for it here:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIqf-2spzwoHNYJkpUJHobrD14SqEGfky0Y
This is one of those events where more people show up than RSVP on Meetup, so don't be discouraged from attending just because of a low RSVP count.1 attendee- •Online
Sunday Morning Stoicism
OnlineLet's get together before church and discuss this week's passages from The Daily Stoic! Each day of the year has a corresponding "devotional reading" (so to speak). Each week we discuss the readings since our previous meeting, from the previous Monday through the Sunday of the meeting, and share what resonated with us, what we found profound, and what insights we can apply to what's going on in our lives.
Each reading is about 3 minutes long. They're all self-contained, so you don't need to worry about catching up - feel free to jump in on any week's session!
This is an online event hosted on Zoom. You can register for it here:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIqf-2spzwoHNYJkpUJHobrD14SqEGfky0Y
This is one of those events where more people show up than RSVP on Meetup, so don't be discouraged from attending just because of a low RSVP count.1 attendee
Past events
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