Valerie Saur, Director of Education for the Compass Center, will speak to us about the mission and work of the Compass Center for Women and Families.  Here is their mission statement:  "Compass Center for Women and Families helps all people navigate their journey to self-sufficiency, safety, and health. We empower individuals and promote equal access […]

Earlier this year, EHST member Jan Broughton traveled to Myanmar with a group of fellow Habitat for Humanity volunteers to participate in that organization’s international Global Village program.  Through the monetary contributions and volunteer labor of these groups housing is built for peoples in many countries.  Travel, meals, and accommodations are arranged by the local […]

The Tao Te Ching text in the form we know it dates from between 200 to 600 BCE, It is a collection of 81 verses that have elements similar to Buddhism, Christianity, Stoic Philosophy, and others. Taoist philosophy as outlined in the Tao Te Ching contains many of the principles of ethical humanism and offers […]

Christian Hayden, an ethical humanist leader-in-training, will speak to us via Zoom.  Ethical Culture does not have explicit tenets or commandments, but it does ask of its members/followers to commit to building ethical relationships, because we as a community feel they are imperative to social justice and realizing a better world.  At the same time, […]

Join us for a check-in and discussion this Sunday led by EHST Program Chair John Holmgren.  Our topic will be “Instances of Gratitude Felt in Spite of the Coronavirus Pandemic.”  We welcome you to think about your experiences over the last three months and share any positive moments that emerged during the upheaval of lock […]