UNC History Professor Lloyd Kramer will speak to us about how nationalism resembles a religion (to suggest its emotional power), but will link this theme to current developments in Europe and the US.  He will offer some perspectives on issues such as Brexit and current transitions in American public life. We are also lucky to have the […]

We are cooking and serving at the Chapel Hill Community Kitchen.  Cooks work from 4-6 pm, and servers work from 6-7 pm.  If you would like to help, please email us.  Our coordinator, Amy, will be in touch.   This is a great way to help those who need a good meal! EHST has been cooking and serving […]

EHST will hold its annual meeting of members.  This is a business meeting where the members will (re-)elect board members, and pass a budget for 2017.  We will also seek membership feedback on our activities for 2016 and suggestions for 2017.  Visitors are welcome to attend, but they will not be able to vote.  Members […]

The Community Midrasha Class will join with EHST to learn more about Ethical Humanism, and how the two groups are similar and different.  The class is a joint educational project of Judea Reform Synagogue (Reform Judaism), Beth El Synagogue (Conservative Judaism) and the Chapel Hill Kehillah (Reconstructionist Judaism) for students who are post Bar & Bat Mitzvah: grades […]

EHST member Kwame Teague will speak to us via a previously recorded audio talk.  Mr. Teague is incarcerated at a North Carolina prison facility.  He has been advocating for humanism to be recognized in prisons in the same way as faith based systems, as well as working to combat racism using humanist principles.  His talk […]