“Can I be Black and Humanist?”
Christian Hayden, member of the Philadelphia Ethical Society, took a humanist pilgrimage to Ghana 2015 – 2016 where, while serving, he engaged with ideas on what it meant to be humanist and black.
“Skill Share” at the Impact Hub
Come join Hugh Taft-Morales as he hosts the first of his “On Good Behavior.” Free and open to the public. Please register with Eventbright and share the link with your friends!
“‘Somebodyness’ and Inherent Worth”
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr., Hugh Taft-Morales explores “somebodyness” – a term that King used to ground his dedication to advancing civil and human rights. How is this concept similar to, and different from, other approaches to individual human beings?
“Productive Aging: Octogenarians Passing On Our Wisdom”
Four panelists will address questions such as: What are the best decisions I made in my life? and What one choice would I change, if I could do it over again?
Annual Pancake Breakfast
As the year draws to a close, we celebrate with a hearty breakfast and time to connect. Pancakes are on flap, with a variety of expert chefs turning out to turn things over. The Pancake Breakfast is free and open to all.
HumanLight Celebration and Potluck Dinner
Please join us to celebrate HumanLight with the Baltimore Coalition of Reason on Monday, December 23, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at First Unitarian!
These Truths: A History of the United States Book Discussion
Join Hugh Taft-Morales for a discussion of Chapters 13-16 and the Epilogue of These Truths: A History of the United States by Jill Lapore. This final section covers selected historical themes between 1946-2016.
“Solstice Reflections and Celebrations”
For all of recorded history, human beings have marked this time of the year – sometimes by calling on gods to bring back the sun that nourishes life, and other times by gathering together to stoke our communal hearth.
“Ethics and Dentistry”
Dr. Eric Katkow will share anecdotes about his experience as a member of the Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners. Learn about the consequences dentists have faced when poor ethical decision-making occurred.
“The Hidden Joy of Serving: Appreciating Their Story”
When you serve other people in need, one of the best gifts is to appreciate their story. Whether at a shelter, a youth program, or a street corner, it’s so important to listen to others with caring attention.
