Once again election time is close at hand. On October the 27th, at 7:00pm, join other thoughtful citizens in the Gill Foundation Building located at 315 E. Costilla. The Freethinkers of Colorado Springs will be holding an open discussion hoping to gain a greater understanding of the issues on the November 2 ballot. FTCS does not take any official positions on the issues, but strongly hold that each of us are entitled to our individual opinions.

Hi Hiking Freethinkers,

Hi Hiking Freethinkers,

The hike this Sunday, November 7th will be Section 16 - also know as the Palmer loop trail. This is a easy to moderate hike to go up but quite steep coming back down. There is also a very nice side trail overlooking Crystal Park that we will probably want to take.

Come and enjoy good food and great conversation with other Freethinkers! Bring a dish to share, bring your spouse and/or friend, and bring water, soft drinks, a bottle of beer or wine, or whatever you’d like to drink. Coffee and tea will be provided by the host(s). The socials begin at 6:00 PM and usually break up around 9:00 PM. Remember to mark your calendar; socials are on the second Saturday of the month. Please click "Read more" for complete details . . .

Atheists in Foxholes (and airplanes, ships & desks) get a seat at the table
by Jason Torpy
President of the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers
November 17, 2010 7:00 to 9:00 PM
Gill Foundation Building
315 East Costilla, Colorado Springs
 

Hike Waldo Canyon on Saturday November 20th
Date: Nov 14, 2010 11:42 AM
Hi Hiking Freethinkers,

There will be a hike on Waldo Canyon Trail on Saturday November 20th. This trail is almost 7 miles round trip and about 1300 foot elevation gain. I consider this an intermediate level difficulty hike. We will decide as a group which way to go around the loop.

Recovering From Religion Pikes Peak Region invites you to a discussion by Dr. Darrel Ray
Location:
Gay and Lesbian Fund for Colorado/GILL Foundation 315 East Costilla Street Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Hi Hiking Freethinkers,

There will be a hike on Bear Creek Trail to Jones Park on Sunday November 21st. This is a relatively difficult hike with a significant elevation gain. The starting elevation is about 6600 ft and Jones park is about 8600 ft. The entire round trip is about 8 to10 miles. It is also possible for those who want to go only part way to Jones Park to return to their vehicle by themselves.

Recovering From Religion Presents
Religion As a Sexually Transmitted Disease
Dr. Darrel Ray
November 21, 2010  6:00 PM
Gill Foundation Building
315 East Costilla
Colorado Springs