Hi there!

Are you non-religious?
Are you an atheist or agnostic?
Do you believe in separation of church and state?
If any of these statements apply, then you will probably be interested in Humanism.

Humanism is an approach to life based on humanity and reason.  Humanists believe in living moral and ethical lives without the need to base this on any religious dogma.  Humanists are atheists or agnostics and have no belief in the supernatural.  We only have one life and it is our responsibility to make it a good one having regard for the individual rights and freedoms of others, social co-operation and mutual respect.  For more on humanist attitudes see what do we believe?

The Golden Rule is to treat others as you would wish to be treated yourself.

Try the British Humanist Association Quiz to learn about your own beliefs and the beliefs of humanism. Watch an introductory video on the History of Humanism

Who are the Harrow Humanists?
We are a group of people, living mainly in and around Harrow, who share the humanist philosophy.  We have monthly evening meetings (see Where and when do we meet) except for February and August when we have a social lunch and July when we have a day out.  If you are interested in joining us, and are 18 or over, have a look at our Programme of Activities. If you are under 18 you might be interested in BHA’s  Young Humanists group (Facebook.com/younghumanists).

We also have regular informal coffee mornings in the cafe at Debenhams on Tuesdays between 10.30 and 11.30AM.

For more information:

email us   harrowhumanists@gmail.com

or ring    Julie (0208 907 6124) or Terry (0208 866 0425).