Those of us who believe in the dignity and worth of individuals are responsible for speaking out against the Supreme Court’s ruling that diminished the rights of millions of Americans, says Leader Curt Collier.
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Community Spirit Finds a Way
When Community Weekend had to be canceled on short notice because of Covid concerns, our members of all generations improvised, with a party for families and a BYO lunch and games on the lawn.More Photos
As I See It: A Great Awakening is Long Overdue
A great awakening–and action–is needed to counteract the assaults on our values as ethical citizens, including attempts at governance through terror and the criminalization of abortion, says Society President Jim Norman in this column.Read More
Name Changes and New Programming Take Stage at Membership Meeting
At the Membership Meeting today, the prospect of name changes for the Society and the Sunday Platform received wide support. Also, Leader Curt Collier outlined ideas for new programming and the membership elected officers and committee chairs.Read More
Janet Glass, ‘A Towering Example of Humanity at its Best’
In this tribute to Janet Glass, retired Leader Joe Chuman says her life was a ‘modest yet towering example of humanity at its best,’ and that we can be honored she chose our Society in which to live out her values.Read More
Socrates Café Can Improve Thinking–And Democracy
Richard Bernstein, founder of Socrates Café of Teaneck, NJ, a program of our Society, offers compelling reasons for joining the conversation.Read More
