Clergy who don’t believe in organised religion are getting organised

Thursday, April 6th, 2017

A meeting to organise religious leaders — for people who don’t believe in organised religion?

The humanist clergy — spiritual leaders for people who don’t like to talk about God but do like to gather for a moral purpose — are trying to get a lot more organized Read more

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