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The Program for This Sunday |
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· Our annual Membership Recognition program is on Sunday, May 19th. We’ll salute our hard-working staff and many volunteers, honor our Sunday School children, parents, and teachers, and welcome our new members. It will be a time to celebrate our growing Ethical community.
Preview our other upcoming programs here!
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Coming Events & Announcements |
For a full list of all our programs, activities and announcements for this month, see our Newsletter page.
· If you like movies, you’ll enjoy our Film Discussion Group. We meet on Monday, May 20th, at 7:15 p.m. Led by John Ungashick, we’ll share views on two current films. The Company You Keep is about a 1970s radical who revisits his violent past. It was directed by and stars Robert Redford, with Julie Christie, Terence Howard, Shia LeBeouf, Nick Nolte, Susan Sarandon, and Stanley Tucci. The Place Beyond the Pines is a vivid three-act portrayal of desperation and survival. It was directed by Derek Cianfrance, with Ryan Gosling, Eva Mendes, Bradley Cooper, and Ray Liotta.
· Our Creative Writers group, led by John Taylor, meets on May 19th, the third Sunday of the month, at 12:15 p.m. As usual we will be sharing our short, original works. A warm welcome to newcomers!
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The Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago is a democratic fellowship and spiritual home for those who seek a rational, compassionate philosophy of life without regard to belief or nonbelief in a supreme being.
 We value the importance of living an ethical, responsible, and joyful life. We promote intellectual, philosophical, and artistic freedom, avoiding dogma and rigid creed.
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Ethical Culture & Humanism |
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 The Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago is Ethical Culture's outpost in Chicago. Founded in 1882, Chicago's "Ethical Society" was the second Ethical Society to be formed. It is a member of the American Ethical Union and a chapter of the American Humanist Association.
Ethical Culture sees itself as an ethical, educational, and religious movement. Ethical Culture is premised on the idea that honoring and living in accordance with ethical principles is central to what it takes to live meaningful and fulfilling lives, and to creating a world that is good for all. Practitioners of Ethical Culture focus on supporting one another in becoming better people, and on doing good in the world.
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