Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago

We are a rational, caring, inclusive community of people from many different backgrounds and traditions. Our focus is upon the ethical values people have in common, not on things that keep us apart.

KEN NOVAK, our Adult Education chair, leads an expanded Fiction Circle discussion of Alan Bennett's play The History Boys on Sunday, July 5th. This story about the interaction between a group of English schoolboys and their teachers, points to the importance of questioning and critical thinking in learning and in transmitting knowledge. A movie based on the play is available on CD.

Second Saturday Coffeehouse

Saturday, July 11th 8:00 p.m.

The featured performer is our own, violinist Rachel Baiman, who, with guitarist /singer Greg Reish, presents a program of bluegrass, jazz, and rock. Rachel is an Illinois State Fiddle Champion and music major at Vanderbilt University. Greg is a professor of music at Roosevelt University.
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For answers to frequently asked questions about ethical humanism and specific information on Sunday programming at the Society, click on the following links:

• Ethical Humanism: 25 Questions and Answers
• Upcoming programs at the Society
• A sampler of past programming

For information about other programming, our Golden Rule Sunday School, wedding ceremonies, memorials, location, and other features, explore the website or call 847-677-3334. We look forward to hearing from you.

For the latest information on Society activities click here.

Sunday morning meetings at 10:30
7574 North Lincoln Ave. Skokie IL 60077 - 3335
(Howard St. and Skokie Blvd./Cicero Ave.)
Social hour, with snacks and refreshments, follows the program.
Child care is available and everyone is welcome.
For general inquiries: office@ethicalhuman.org
For website issues: webmaster@ethicalhuman.org

The Ethical Humanist Society of Chicago
is a member of the American Ethical Union.