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Secular
Supper - Monthly
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 Once
a month we meet in a local restaurant in either the
Fayetteville or Southern Pines NC areas for dinner and
conversation. This also lets the community know we exist
as many of us wear our MASH T-shirts (buy
at Cafe Press.) You can receive notifications about
these events by joining our Facebook
group or by joining our Events
Calendar. |
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Memorial
Day Cookout
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 At
our annual Memorial Day Cookout, held at the Germain
residence out in NW Hoke county, we enjoy a day of
fun, food and lively discussions. This event is a
cookout and potluck meal where we get to taste other
member's culinary creations. When kids are planning
to come, the Germains put out a kiddie pool for the
children to enjoy along with toys and games. This
is always held on Memorial Day. |
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Solstice
Dinner
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 Every
year for Winter Solstice, MASH Ft. Bragg holds a potluck
dinner at the Germain residence. We have a Tree of Knowledge
with goodie bags for all who RSVP'd under it and a ton
of delicious food! Some years we watch a movie, other
years we just discuss and debate issues. |
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Dogwood
Festival
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 Every
year MASH Ft. Bragg puts in an application for an
informational table at the Dogwood Festival held each
spring in Downtown Fayetteville. In the years that
we do get a table, we put out information about the
group letting the community know we exist and letting
other atheists know they are not alone! Sometimes
it's hot, other times it rainy and cold, but we always
have a good time.
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Speakers
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 From
time to time we are fortunate enough to obtain a speaker
of interest to address the group. Past speakers have
included Todd Stiefel (who helped fund Rock Beyond
Belief), Cecil Bothwell (elected to the Asheville
City Council) and recently Herb Silverman (math
professor and SC Gubernatorial candidate.) |
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| Special
Events |
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 MASH
Ft. Bragg began with a special event, Rock Beyond Belief.
Occasionally, there are events we attend as a group
such as the 2016 Reason Rally and the FFRF mini convention
in Raleigh in 2014. |
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| Past
Activities |
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 In
the past, we have had activities like Critical Drinking,
Book Clubs, 5K runs and Healthy Humanist Hikes. What
activities we add or revive are up to you as a member.
All a member needs to do is step forward to be the leader
of an activity (with minor restrictions.) The only real
restriction is this, any activity that involves a religious
organization needs to be voted on by our members. The
rationale is we should not spend our time, money or
effort to aid those organizations that diminish or denigrate
us as atheists, secular humanists or freethinkers. |
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