Hugh offers an informal overview of the history, philosophy, and community of Ethical Culture. While this is primarily intended for people wanting to know more about our unique brand of humanism, all are welcome! [in person only]    

Come to the Leader’s office for an informal conversation about whatever is on your mind!  Bring your lunch. [in person] 

In honor of Valentine’s Day, members of the Philly and Baltimore Ethical Societies will meet on Zoom to discuss love in its myriad forms. Love between friends. Love within families. Love for a pet. Universal love. And, yes, even love between romantic partners! Share a memory, a quote, or a favorite poem, if you choose [...]

Get to know other Ethical Society members and some of our Philadelphia neighbors through this fun activity. Peeling the Onion lets participants share stories from their lives, creating opportunities for conversations and new friendships. Meet in the Leader’s Office. Space is limited, so RSVP to Woody.

If you worry about the future of democracy, this important new book by Liz Cheney won’t set your mind at ease. But it will make you better informed. “The warning Cheney issues is clear and persuasive,” writes Carlos Lozada, in The New York Times. “A second presidential term for Donald Trump would pose great risks [...]

If you worry about the future of democracy, this important new book by Liz Cheney won’t set your mind at ease. But it will make you better informed. “The warning Cheney issues is clear and persuasive,” writes Carlos Lozada, in The New York Times. “A second presidential term for Donald Trump would pose great risks [...]

Light refreshments and conversation about Ethical Culture – it’s history, philosophy, and current manifestation at 1906 Rittenhouse Square.      

Come to the Leader’s office for an informal conversation about whatever is on your mind. Bring your own lunch!

If you worry about the future of democracy, this important new book by Liz Cheney won’t set your mind at ease. But it will make you better informed. “The warning Cheney issues is clear and persuasive,” writes Carlos Lozada, in The New York Times. “A second presidential term for Donald Trump would pose great risks [...]

Share your lunchtime virtually with members of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Ethical Societies.