Upcoming Meetings and Events
Annual Members Meeting and Book Nook
Saturday, October 12, 2019 1 PM
Lagrange Branch Library 3224 Lagrange St Toledo 43608
The first half of this month's general meeting will be our annual member's meeting. An agenda will be provided but in general the Board of Directors will give an update on the state of the group. We will consider any proposed changes to the Bylaws, nominate members to be on the Board for next term, and hold elections.
The 2nd half of the meeting we will be sharing what books we are currently reading. They don't need to be about Humanism but if you think it might be related that will be great.
Although our meetings are free and open to the public you must be a voting member to vote at our annual meeting and to serve on the Board of Directors. A voting member is someone who has an active paid membership. We will have Board officers available to verify if you are a voting member or you can contact us before the meeting at contact_us@humanistswle.org
We will have light refreshments.
We will be in the Meeting Room
This event is open to the public
Humanist Nooner - MaMa's Kitchen
Wednesday, October 16, 2019 12:00 – 1:30 PM
MaMa's Kitchen - 2556 Tremainsville Rd, Toledo 43613
Join host Doug Berger each month as he explores some of the fine eating establishments in the Toledo metro area for lunch.
Looking for a fun time without a boring meeting, then Humanist Nooners is the place to be.
Although the food isn’t free, the conversation will be and it is open to the public. Meet some other Humanists and Freethinkers. You can even ask questions about Humanism and freethought. It might also be nice to bring a can good to donate a local Food bank and some ideas for our next food adventure.
This event is open to the public
Humanism - an Introduction Workshop and Discussion
Tuesday, October 22, 2019 7 PM
West Toledo Branch Library - 1320 W Sylvania Ave Toledo 43612
SHoWLE President Douglas Berger will explore the details about the Humanist philosophy including the history, what the Humanist consensus is today, and how to apply Humanism in your everyday life. Besides his 30 years of experience in working with Humanist communities, Doug will also use the book "Creating Change Through Humanism" by Roy Speckhardt.
Each session will include some opening remarks or presentation then we will transition to a group discussion.
This is a multi-part workshop meeting once a month for at least 4 sessions. It is free and open to the public. Participants aren't required to attend all the sessions in order.
We will be in Meeting Room A in the Basement
This event is open to the public
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