This Sunday's program has been organized by Hugh Giblin, longtime friend of the Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle. Hugh and two other poets, Pam Baggett and Jay Niver, will read from their original works. Following are a few details about the three of them:   Pam Baggett is author of Wild Horses (Main Street Rag, 2018), […]

Mimi Chapman will talk about some of the critical moments in recent UNC Chapel Hill history and how the Coalition for Carolina was formed.  She will talk about the aims of the Coalition, how it organizes its work, and will engage in question and answer with the audience. This meeting is a Zoom “hybrid” meeting.  […]

Khandra Sears will address how living our ethical humanism will bring out our best.  Her relationship with Ethical Humanism began as she pursued an undergraduate degree in microbiology and began to question what faith and the Bible meant to her. As she moved to Baltimore to earn a Ph.D. in Microbiology at the University of […]

EHST will NOT have a meeting today.  We are participating in the Juneteenth celebration in Pittsboro, sponsored by CORE, Community Organizing for Racial Equity.  This event will be on Saturday, June 15th.  Check out the Facebook page for this event.

In the wake of a very successful booth at the Juneteenth Celebration held by CORE (Community Organizing for Racial Equity) at the Chatham County Fairgrounds in Pittsboro, we would like our members and friends to consider the following: 1) What sort of journey brought you to become interested in Ethical Culture aka Ethical Humanism? 2) […]