Hcco.org Website Review

The Humanist Community of Central Ohio is a proud chapter of The American Humanist As*ociation. Our mission is to provide a supportive local community for humanists and other nontheists in the Central Ohio area. We provide relevant secular presentations at our Humanist Program as well as a number of other educational events around rationality, Join fellow Humanists and other non-theists at the pub, for a movie, over pizza, on a hike, and in all kinds of other fun and fulfilling We strive to identify the needs of our local community, set strategies for meeting those needs, and then mobilize our members to serve when Our outreach efforts are designed to make sure other like-minded individuals in Central Ohio know there is a welcoming and empowering We firmly believe in standing up for our values and the fundamental rights of all human beings. That's why we mobilize our members to Life is full of important milestones: weddings, graduations, funerals, and more. We provide Humanist Chaplains and Celebrants to help our community mark those important occas*ions in appropriate and meaningful ways. HCCO is the largest and longest active secular community in Ohio. The Humanist Community of Central Ohio is a proud chapter of The American Humanist As*ociation. Our mission is to provide a supportive local community for humanists and other nontheists in the Central Ohio area. We participate in the Amazon Services LLC As*ociates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means to earn commissions by linking to Amazon. This means that if you buy a book from our resources page or a book review blog post, we will earn a small percentage. This money is used to help meet our operational costs. The Winter Solstice–also known as The Longest Night, Midwinter, Yule, and Jol–is a day that human beings across the globe have been celebrating since the stone age over 15,000 years ago. The winter months to follow were typically difficult for early peoples. In fact,