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Greater Manchester Humanists were founded in 1992 (though under a different name). We believe an earlier group was active in Manchester from the 1950s until the mid-1970s. We are affiliated to the British Humanist Association and the National Secular Society.
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As Humanists, we are concerned with values and moral issues from a non-religious standpoint. Like many people in our largely secular society, we have done our best to work these out for ourselves, and are constantly re-assessing them in the light of changing circumstances. We are also actively concerned to apply our values and to work towards the achievement of a more open, just and caring society. Our meetings are open to all – membership is not required. We meet in central Manchester and Stockport. The Buxton group is in abeyance at present. See here for details of when and where we meet.
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Forthcoming Events
Regular Meetings
Second Wednesdays – 7.00 for 7.30pm – Friends Meeting House, Manchester
Third Wednesdays – 7.15 for 7.30pm – Stockport group, The Boars Head, Vernon Street (near Market Place)
Fourth Tuesdays – 7pm – The Waldorf, Gore Street, Manchester
For details of future meetings, see here.
Humanism – Any Questions?
PUBLIC MEETING – Tuesday 19 June – 7.00-8.30pm – Friends Meeting House, Manchester
All welcome
Free admission (but advance booking appreciated)
A collection will be taken for the Uganda Humanist Schools Trust
See HAQ-A4flyer-2012Â for further details.
Introductory Course
We have developed an introductory course on Humanism – the course material can be viewed here. The next presentation will be held at The Waldorf on Tuesdays, 7-9pm, starting 2 October 2012. Course fee: £16, reduced to £14 for bookings received by 30 September. For more information contact the Secretary.