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The Ethical Society is a diverse, ethics-centered community of caring people dedicated to deed before creed:

  • Bringing out the best in the human spirit,
  • Appreciating the uniqueness and worth of every person,
  • Treating all with dignity and respect,
  • Cultivating a community of people who support each other through the stages of life,
  • Raising the quality of all our relationships,
  • Acting with reverence and commitment toward the natural world,
  • And working to create a more just, loving and sustainable world for all.

We seek members who embrace these ideals.

The St. Louis Ethical Society actively pursues and welcomes a diverse membership.



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Current AEU Dialogue

January 11
11 a.m. Platform:
"Hope for Depression"
Kate Lovelady, Leader.
Music: Jacob Bernedzen, Jazz Piano.
Sunday School:  10 a.m. until noon.
9:45 a.m. Forum: "Child Witches in Africa" Barbara Frederick.
9:45 a.m. Colloquy: A guided reflection on a topic that changes weekly.

January 18
11 a.m. Platform:
"World Folktales:  Stories of Healing" Bobby Norfolk.
Music: Chorus and Community.
Sunday School:  10 a.m. until noon.
9:45 a.m. Forum: The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins, part two of a review by Kathleen Kelly.
9:45 a.m. Colloquy: A guided reflection on a topic that changes weekly.

January 25
11 a.m. Platform:
"Abraham Lincoln:  Ethical Challenges at Every Turn" Dr. Myron Marty.
Music: JD Brooks, Organ.
Sunday School:  10 a.m. until noon.
9:45 a.m. Forum: "Concentration for Wellbeing" Richard Rickert, PhD.  Please bring a mat or towel to lay on for the practice session.
9:45 a.m. Colloquy: A guided reflection on a topic that changes weekly.

Adult Education Classes
Adult Education Classes
Education for Living Classes and Workshops for your mind, body and spirit.
Contact the Society for all the updated class offerings, (314) 991-0955.

Adult Education Schedule
Upcoming Events at the Ethical Society

7 p.m.
January 9
Veterans for Peace Ban Torture Campaign
"Voices of Torture:  Perspectives from a Witness and a Survivor"
Demissie Abebe, survivor.
Captain James "Yusef" Yee, witness and author of For God and Country:  Faith and Patriotism Under Fire.
Free event.
For more information, visit http://veteransforpeace.org/bantorture.vp.html
6 - 9 p.m.
January 22
Freedom of Choice Council
Roe v. Wade Anniversary Celebration
$30 advance tickets ($10 for students) or $35 at the door.
For information and advance tickets
(314) 531-8616 or jeff.farris@prochoicemissouri.org.

8 p.m.
January 24
St. Louis Classical Guitar Society presents
The Festival of Four:  Viviana Gusman, flutes; Guillermo Rios, flamenco guitar; Radim Zenkl, mandolins and Richard Patterson, classical guitar.
$24 general admission.
For tickets and more information:
(314) 567-5566 or www.guitarstlouis.net .

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