Third Annual Unity Picnic!
Fort Washington State Park, 500 South Bethlehem Pike, Fort Washington, PA
There is a minimum donation of $5.00 per adult to cover the cost of burgers, hot dogs, and vegetarian alternatives for the grill, as well as buns and beverages. If your last name begins with: A-G Bring salad or vegetable; H-P Bring fruit or desert; Q-Z Bring bread, potato or rice dish. There will be games and activities for children. If you need a ride from the city, or are willing to be a driver, please email info@phillycor.org or call 215-475-2573. Additionally, please call if you will be taking the R5 train and will need a ride from the Fort Washington Station.
HAGP proudly supports Tabor Children's Services, Inc, a private nonprofit child welfare agency serving children, youth, young adults and families in Southeastern Pennsylvania and in nearby New Jersey. To learn more about the important work of these dedicated people, visit their website.
Joe and Martha got to meet Rebecca Watson, the Skepchick, when she stopped in Philly this May.
June 20, Sat. 7pm: Secular Book Club discusses The Elementary Common Sense of Thomas Paine: An Interaction Adaptation for All Ages with author Mark Wilensky!
Barnes and Noble 102 Park Ave. Willow Grove, PA
NOTE: No Program Meetings in June, July, or August.
July 9, Thurs. 6:30pm Humanist Creative Arts Circle - share your creations! Must RSVP with Martha: 215-475-2573 or email celebrant (at) hagp (dot) org.
Intermezzo Cafe, 3131 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, PA.
(map
and directions)
July 3, Fri. 7pm: Movie Night, Camp Out
2nd Floor Community Room, Giant Superstore
315 York Road,
Willow Grove, PA
July 5, Sun. 6pm: Transhumanist Discussion Group at the New Deck Tavern on U Penn's campus. Click here
July 11, Sat. 12pm: Casual Luncheon at the Olive Garden
2328 W. Moreland Rd. Willow Grove, PA
What is HUMANISM? for a most complete definition, click here
Humanism
is a rational philosophy informed by science, inspired by art, and
motivated by compassion.
Affirming the dignity of each human being, it supports the
maximization of individual liberty and opportunity consonant with
social and planetary responsibility.
It advocates the extension of participatory democracy and the
expansion of the open society, standing for human rights and social
justice.
Free of supernaturalism, it recognizes human beings as a part
of nature and holds that values--be they religious, ethical, social,
or political--have their source in human experience and culture.
Humanism thus derives the goals of life from human need and
interest rather than from theological or ideological abstractions, and
asserts that humanity must take responsibility for its own destiny.
-- The American Humanist Association
