Author Archives: Chris Worfolk

One of the great initiatives going on here in Leeds is the Humanist Library. This is a project to build a freethought library, right here in Leeds, filled with books on humanism, secularism, theology, philosophy, science and all manner of … Continue reading →

I just wanted to tell you all how excited I am about Reason Week 2010. I’ve finally been truly bitten by the bug. With it so close and so much preparation going on at the moment it’s really driving it … Continue reading →

First off I would like to issue an apology from the society for those who were looking forward to our event “Fitna: The Big Debate” which was going to be taking place Tuesday – February 9th, as this will no … Continue reading →

Last night saw our 2008/2009 AGM. Those who were there will agree that we have really grown as a society over the past year and hopefully we continue this trend next year! Congratulations to the newly elected committee, who are … Continue reading →

Name: Chris Worfolk Position: Events Secretary What has been the highlight of your on committee? Rationalist Week! It hasn’t happened yet but this is what my entire year has been gearing up to lol. London and AHS conference were also … Continue reading →

Name: Charlie Position: Treasurer What has been the highlight of your time on committee? Getting involved with a flourishing society. I have really enjoyed putting myself to the test with getting to grips with the society’s finances. I love the … Continue reading →

Name: Nicola Position: Secretary/Interfaith Co-ordinator What has been the highlight of your year on committee? The highlight of this year has definitely been Perspective and Darwin Day! Perspective has been a massive success and despite my worrying that the speakers … Continue reading →

Name: Norman Ralph Position: President What has been the highlight of your year on committee? The highpoint of my year as President was leading the society into the newly formed national umbrella organisation for atheist societies, the AHS. Leeds A-Soc … Continue reading →