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The Westchester Community for Ethical Culture is a welcoming place where adults and children can explore what it means to be human in a secular, non-dogmatic environment. In dealing with life’s challenges, we rely on reason and critical thinking rather than scripture, revelation or the supernatural. Our programs encourage free-thinking, activities that encourage community engagement, and lasting friendships. We believe everyone has the capacity to do good, to be compassionate, to overcome ignorance, and to help alleviate human suffering. If this sounds like you, welcome home! You are welcome to call us with any questions at 914-948-1120.
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Questions
by George Berger With just a few days more than a month before our national mid-term elections, it seems appropriate to consider where we stand at this moment in time, to take stock, to ask a few fundamental questions about various aspects of our lives. Such as: The gas tank in my car holds 18…
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Never Forget – Antecedents and Consequences
by Jean P. Charles Every September 11, the term “never forget” is repeated. I was in Soho on that terrible day in 2001. The internet and cell phone outages in the office were my first indicators that something was wrong. The sirens blaring and the emergency vehicles traveling in the wrong direction on Broadway heightened…
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We Must Ask
by Eric Albert We live in a country of extraordinary wealth, yet many of us are struggling with the cost of necessities—food, gasoline, housing, healthcare, utilities, and everyday goods. We are told that rising prices are simply the result of inflation, supply and demand, labor costs, global events, or disruptions in the marketplace. All of…