[BES Friends] April Schedule

The newsletter went out today about 10 days later than scheduled. You will probably not see it until next week. Unless otherwise indicated, all meetings will be held from 10:30 to noon at the Society, in the Congress Hotel at 306 W. Franklin St., Suite 102. On street parking is available.

[BES Friends] VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

assisting Movable Feast with our Movable Treats program. This is a way to have a direct experience Movable Feast. Fritz, Ron, and I have already indicated that we will be there - JOIN US. Stephen Meskin

[BES Friends] Dining Out for Life

Be among the thousands of people in the Greater Baltimore Metropolitan Area to Dine Out for Life on Thursday, April 27, 2006. Or join Adrien and I at Donna's - Snowden River in Columbia for dinner. For a complete listing of restaurants, click on Participating Restaurants on the upper

[BES Friends] This Saturday morning

time you have between between 9am 1pm would be appreciated. If you have volunteered already, you should have received an email message from me a few minutes ago. If you didn't receive that message, please contact me as sson as possible so I can get you on the list. Stephen Meskin

[BES Friends] Race, Class, Gender does not= Character

*This Sunday at BES: Discussion at 10:30 am followed by pot luck lunch and then on to the American Visionary Art Museum where we will be met by the Museum Founder/Director Rebecca Hoffberger who will introduce the Exhibit. There is abundant metered parking near the museum so bring quarters.

[BES Friends] Looking for a Baltimore City resident and taxpayer

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[BES Friends] Reminders

1) Discussion on immigration facilitated by Fritz Williams 10:30 tomorrow morning and 2) Movable Treats will be next Sunday July 9.

[BES Friends] BES Book Discussion Starting Nov 11 9:30 am

The following item was left out of the newsletter. Beginning Sunday Nov 11 and continuing on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month a book discussion group will meet at BES at 9:30 am.. We will discuss the same book over a number of weeks or even months, if the book warrants. Our first book is

[BES Friends] Feb Schedule

MAIL NOTICE: The February newsletter should have been received by now in the Baltimore area. If you haven't received it yet, please let me know at admin at BaltimoreEthicalSociety.org Unless otherwise indicated, all meetings will be held from 10:30 to noon at the Society, in the Congress Hotel

[BES Friends] Three exciting days in the next eight

1) Many will remember the wonderful platform given by Joe Pettit in Jan 2006 on The Politics of Racial Inequality in which Joe argued that racism should be understood both as a problem of laws and policies that perpetuate racial inequality (housing, education, criminal punishment, etc.) and

[BES Friends] This weekend at BES

Tonight: 1st Saturday Coffee House May 5 at 7pm Poetry . Music . Refreshments . Open Mic . Free (donations appreciated) Our May coffeehouse features young local poet Olivia Haynes, whose rapid reading style and vivid portrayals of Baltimore life have won her awards and much acclaim. Come and

[BES Friends] Upcoming activities

Poetry Group Jan 20, 9:30 am contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] Platforms at 10:30 am Jan 20: Belated Justice for Nazi Resisters Susanne Riveles (see details below) Jan 27: The Politics of Presidential Primaries Richard Katz, Professor of Political Science, JHU (see details below) Newcomers'

[BES Friends] This weekend:Poetry, Desserts, Fritz

(The newsletter date for the Coffee House was an error.) April 5 at 7:00 pm: 1st SATURDAY COFFEE HOUSE poets Freda Mohr Suzy, plus art by Matt Muirhead Poetry . Music . Refreshments . Open Mic . Donation Requested reda Mohr resides at the Whole Gallery and is a frequent participant and/or

[BES Friends] CORRECTION Coming events

AN IMPORTANT CORRECTION TO A NEWSLETTER DATE End of Season Picnic, Monday May 26 at noon in Parkville. Contact BES by phone or email for directions. OTHER COMING EVENTS May 11 Platform: Messages of Difference by Alan

[BES Friends] June activities plus

want next year? facilitated by Stephen Meskin Jun 8: Is There a Religion for the 21st Century? What Would it Look Like? Would it be a religion? facilitated by Diana Bob Corbett Jun 15: Race; the discussion continues, facilitated by Karen Helm Jun 22: Can There Be Too Much Democracy? facilitated

[BES Friends] Coming Attractions

*Change: The August Board meeting will be held on Saturday Aug 16 at 4 pm at the end of a full day retreat beginning at 10 am. Members welcome. Check with a Board member for the location, if you wish to attend either. *Jul 27: Visit to Planned Parenthood (one block away) John Nugent We

[BES Friends] January program

As usual, the first weekend of the month is chock full of BES activities. * It begins with the *1st Saturday Coffee House*, Jan. 3 at 7:00 pm, featuring poet/musician Tom Swiss * The *Poetry Group* meets Sun. Jan. 4 at 9:30 am * Platform, Sun Jan 4 at 10:30 am, *An Electricity

[BES Friends] Tomorrow at Baltimore Ethical Society

The first Sunday of March brings a very interesting platform for everyone interested in social change. See below. The Poetry Group which usually meets on the 1st Sunday, will meet next Sunday, March 8. We will be collecting MOVEABLE TREATS contributions to Moveable Feast this Sunday as

[BES Friends] Humanist Summer Camp for Kids

of non-theistic parents and others of a naturalistic world view. Thanks to Hugh for sending this information along to us. * Stephen Meskin * Treasurer, BES 5626 Vantage Point Road Columbia, MD 21044 actu...@comcast.net 410-992-5814 ___ Friends