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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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  • Peace, Now

    Peace, Now

    by Burton Feinberg “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven … A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace.” So says the Book of Ecclesiastes. Certainly, we know times of hate and war. But after a…

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  • What’s your best price?

    What’s your best price?

    by Norma Vavolizza A recent poll taken ahead of our upcoming midterm elections identified three top issues for swing voters: taxing the rich, Medicare for all, and the banning of surveillance pricing. “Banning what,” you say? It was news to me, too. But in the age of AI, not surprising. For those of us outside the loop – surveillance…

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  • Aging Well

    Aging Well

    by Eric Albert My friend’s adorable grandson likes to brag that he is “four going on five.” A clear acknowledgement, a gleeful expectation of aging. But as the years go by, that happy anticipation often becomes far less pleasant. Indeed, aging sometimes fills us with discomfort, and even dread. To many, aging can be a…

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