Events

For the third time, EHST is leading a coalition of secular groups in the Triangle to partner with Rise Against Hunger in their mission to end global hunger.  On May 25th these secular organizations will make donations and provide volunteers to prepare over 7000 meals! In 2024, Rise Against Hunger served nearly 54.3 million meals across 41 countries. This year, […]

We are hosting a poetry reading with several poets, ranging from absolute amateur to published authors. Please join us in supporting the arts! Morrow Dowdle (they/them) is the author of the chapbook Hardly (Bottlecap Press, 2024) and has work forthcoming from New York Quarterly, RATTLE, ONE ART, and Southeast Review. They have been nominated for […]

This Sunday we will be having a roundtable discussion, focusing on current events and the ethics involved. There will be discussion points to get things started; however, your own topics are welcome, and of course everyone's perspectives and opinions are vital to a good discussion. Come ready to rumble (in a good way)! This program […]

Lisa Sorg, N.C. Reporter for Inside Climate News, will talk about climate challenges here in North Carolina.  She will also tell us about successful citizen mobilization regarding some of these challenges.  A journalist for 30 years, Sorg covers energy, climate environment and agriculture, as well as the social justice impacts of pollution and corporate malfeasance.  […]

Jim Buie will present us with an exploration of how the war in Vietnam may have turned out differently.  He writes on Substack (Slender Threads), and this presentation is based on his post back in May.  Here's an excerpt from that post: "The most convincing and disturbing thesis was by historian Max Boot’s “The Road […]