We are a friendly outgoing group of Humanists covering North East Hampshire and West Surrey centred on Farnham and Alton. Humanism is a positive life stance centred on people. We are atheists and agnostics who share a non-religious ethical outlook and seek to create a more open, just and caring society. Find out more.
Do come and try us out. Everyone is welcome! Contact us.
***STOP PRESS The Sunday 16th Talk on George Holyoake will now be ZOOM ONLY due to the current Covid situation. The link can be found on the event page. Click here. ***
Where and when do we meet? See Map Interested in OTHER related local events or humanist events elsewhere? Other activities Summary of events coming up below:
We believe we can work out for ourselves what’s right and wrong based on empathy, respect and compassion for others. We can find our own meaning and fulfilment for the one life we know we have. We look to evidence and science as the best way to understand the world. Find out more.
We have a regular meeting once a month. Usually on a Sunday mid-month for a 7.15pm for 7:30pm talk or discussion with an invited speaker at Daniel Hall GU9 7HX close to the Hop Blossom Pub. See “Other activities” for how else we get together.
e.g. Guildford and Woking Humanists or Basingstoke Humanists
We meet to exchange ideas and socialise with like-minded people. We promote evidence based rational thinking and provide an important balance in society by representing non-religious views. We volunteer in the community and in charitable work. Find out more from our Community pages.
Our bookclub is thriving and social events include an annual dinner, pub walks, theatre trips, a winter festive evening and a summer garden party. For many years we have hosted an annual public debate or public lecture raising money for charity. Find out more.
Are you a humanist?
Many people are humanists without even knowing it!
Find out by taking the Humanists UK’s quiz, it only takes a minute.
Humanists UK Quiz –
How Humanist Are You?
To find out more about Humanism try
Stephen Fry’s 4 short videos titled “That’s Humanism”?
