With the complexity of modern science can the public really understand what is happening in the research world? Do researchers understand the needs and wants of public? Bridging the gap is critical if we are all going to survive in a rapidly changing world. Fred Breidt will briefly describe the history of science, the scientific […]

Was Einstein religious?  If so, how was he religious?  And what does that have to do with Ethical Humanism, aka Ethical Culture?  EHST will re-broadcast a talk by Joe Chuman, a widely respected leader in Ethical Humanism, in which he argues that not only is Ethical Humanism "religious," it is a "religion."  Belief in a […]

The Ethical Humanist Society is a community that values democratic principles.  This week's program is a Community Day designed to foster communication and elicit opinions on how we operate, what is valued, and how we can meet members' expectations and needs. Jan Broughton will guide the conversation which, together with the survey sent to members […]

EHST members Chris Kaman and Dorothy Dale will give a slide presentation and talk about what the American Ethical Union does for us and other member societies.   GENTLE REMINDER: This will be the first Sunday of the month. Please bring canned goods and other non-perishable dry goods for the IFC Food Pantry. Please remember […]

Alice Jacoby will speak to us about Habitat for Humanity.  She is Associate Director for Engagement at Orange County Habitat for Humanity.  Each local Habitat for Humanity partners with families to create better, healthier, and more financially stable lives. With their help, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability, and independence they need to build a […]