Our director of activism, Joshua Stewart, and friend of the board James Cantrell squared off against Joshua Sommers and Trey Jadlow to debate the existence of the Christian god. You can see the discussion on YouTube here: You can see the full album on Facebook here
CONTINUE READINGThe Kansas City Atheist Coalition will be coming to Kansas City PrideFest 2018! We’ll have shirts available that will let you declare your pride as both a member of the LGBTQIA community and an atheist: Make sure to come by and say, “Hi!” We look forward to seeing you there!
CONTINUE READINGAre you wanting to make it to ReasonFest, but can’t, or maybe you want something to listen to and learn from in between their presentations? Tune in this Saturday to the Secular Social Justice Conference: On Saturday April 7th, All Souls Church Unitarian in Washington D.C. will host the Secular Social Justice 2018 conference! Exploring […]
CONTINUE READINGWe grabbed some friendly folks and headed down to Westport again this year to make ourselves available for questions, spread some holiday cheer, and pass out our fair share of hugs to those who asked. We’re looking forward to doing it all again next year!
CONTINUE READINGOur director of activism, Joshua Stewart, was invited down to Springfield, along with JT Eberhard, to debate the question of whether or not belief in Christianity is reasonable. The Springfield Freethinkers have a video of the debate available on YouTube for your viewing pleasure:
CONTINUE READINGThe work – both charitable and activism – of KCAC and its sister organization, Kansas City Oasis, was featured in a new article titled “Faith in Kansas City”: At the Kansas City Atheist Coalition, President Joshua Hyde said the group, which is focused on advancing atheism, also volunteers with Micah Ministry, a nonprofit that helps […]
CONTINUE READINGThe Reformed Collective has made available the video of the recent debate involving our director of activism, Joshua Stewart, on YouTube:
CONTINUE READINGWe were happy to have The Satanic Temple, represented chiefly by Temple co-founder Lucien Greaves, present this past weekend about the work they’ve done specifically targeting fundamentalist and extremist organizations such as the Good News Club in the effort of ensuring that no one religion is given equal access to public resources and that children […]
CONTINUE READINGWe, for the first time, tabled at the 2016 Waldo Fall Festival. We got a few head shakes, but the response was overwhelmingly positive – lots of free candy for kids, buttons and bottles of water for everyone, and free condoms for those who wanted them. We met some atheists new to the area, some […]
CONTINUE READINGWe got a few of us together on this fine summer day to help answer questions and destigmatize what it means to be an atheist. There were lots of hugs exchanged, a few frowns thrown our away, but, overall, a warm and pleasant crowd to match the day’s weather!
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