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Sheffield Humanist Society
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About Us
Humanists care about social and moral issues from a non-religious (atheist, agnostic) perspective. We reject the supernatural, believing that humanity must find its own solutions to the problems of life.
Sheffield Humanist Society was founded in 1993, resuscitating a tradition of freethinking in the area, and has since become one of the largest and most active humanist groups in the country.
You can download our leaflet as a PDF document. Please note that the membership contact on the leaflet is out of date - see the Membership web page for the current membership contact.
Public Meetings
Sheffield Humanists meet on the first Wednesday of each month. Meet from 7.30pm for 8.00pm
start.
The venue is the University Arms, 197 Brook Hill, near the University of Sheffield.
Meetings are open to the
general public, and the usual format is a speaker followed by
discussion. For details of forthcoming public meetings click on the
"Meetings" link on the menu on the left.
Book Stall
The Society's book and information stall makes regular appearances
at our public meetings, and local events such as Chesterfield May Day,
the South Yorkshire Festival at Wortley Hall, Sharrow Festival
(Sheffield), Sheffield Peace and Crafts Fair, and Sheffield Green Fair. For details click on the "Events" link on the menu on the left.
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