Greg Epstein, the Humanist Chaplain at Harvard University, offers a look into the nonreligious community with his new release Good Without God: What a Billion Nonreligious People Do Believe. The book is the latest in a long line of secular pieces that have fueled the atheist youth movement.
COUNT has volunteered every month in 2020, despite the pandemic. Central Ohio United Non-Theists (COUNT) members worked at the Columbus Ronald McDonald House (RMH) every first Sunday of the month in 2020, despite the pandemic. Columbus CoR has held all 6 ...
Two Heart of Humanism awards/grants and August Team of the Month Foundation Beyond Belief presented two awards to Central Ohio United Non-Theists (COUNT) on August 8th as part of the American Humanist Association virtual conference. Andrew Whitacre, COUNT ...
COUNT wins awards; limited volunteering continues Foundation Beyond Belief presented two awards to Central Ohio United Non-Theists (COUNT) on August 8th as part of the American Humanist Association virtual conference. Andrew Whitacre, COUNT Steering Commi ...
Many events were cancelled due to physical distancing requirements. Some were replaced with online events using Zoom, etc. and a few presentations were recorded and are available for replay. Online events have allowed some members living elsewhere now to re-connect with those still local. More guest presenters have been involved, another small silver lining for this pandemic. Other in-person events, mainly volunteer opportunities at essential organizations like the Red Cross, were modified and are still being held.
Columbus CoR groups working with six charities this Spring! Adaptive Sports The Adaptive Sports Connection (ASC) is our local chapter of Disabled Sports USA that helps veterans, children, and adults who need adaptive equipment or instruction to participat ...
