Who we are

Lancashire Secular Humanists provide a forum for people of Lancashire to meet and discuss social, political, religious, philosophical, scientific and artistic issues.

LSH is affiliated to the British Humanist Association, which represents the interests of ethically-concerned but non-religious people; and the National Secular Society, which challenges religious privilege and promotes separation of church and state.

Committed to human rights, democracy, equality and mutual respect, LSH, along with the BHA and NSS, works for an open and inclusive society with freedom of belief and speech.

british humanist association and national secular society logos

Where and when we meet

The Village Centre

59 High Street
The Square,
Great Eccleston
Preston

PR3 0YB


(click HERE for directions and maps)

We meet on the third Wednesday in every month and you are very welcome to join us.

Meetings commence at 7.30pm and it's free for first time visitors.

Check the calendar to see what's on

 

What we believe

We make our decisions using available evidence and by assessing the outcomes of our actions, not on any dogma or sacred text.

In this video, LSH members tell you what Humanism, Secularism and being part of the LSH group means to them.

Our latest news - May 2012

In the newsletter

Happy Beltaine; Blogging-made-easy - Free Guide; Beware if you’re in Bath; At Last - A Cleric Makes Sense; From The Committee Room; Intelligent Design’s ‘Tiny’ Flaw; Muamba & The Missing Word; Crem-Encounters; Lancaster Skeptics in the Pub; Quick Quote; Walk The Ancestor’s Trail; LSH on The Airwaves … Twice; Ban Catholic Schools; Report on April Meeting; NW Humanists 2012 Conference;

Forthcoming events

Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Talk and discussion from National Secular Society member about their work and campaigns.

Friday to Sunday 8-10 June 2012
The British Humanist Association 2012 Annual Conference , "Beyond Tomorrow: Visions of the Future".

The event will run from 6:00pm Friday 8 June until 12:30pm Sunday 10 June at the National Museum Cardiff. Click HERE or the poster opposite for more details.