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The Atlanta Freethought Society is a non-profit educational organization that exists to provide a community for non-theists in Metro Atlanta, Georgia area.
Our Mission
- Defend and promote the separation of church and state
- Educate the public about non-theists and church-state separation
- Enrich and empower our membership through education and activism
- Provide a social and intellectual community for freethinkers
AFS strives to meet these goals through:
Educational efforts, such as publishing books, calendars and informational pamphlets, participating in debates, speaking on radio and television, distributing press releases, workshops, offering informative and topical speakers
Social events, including member meetings, social outings and community outreach
Activism, including letters to the editors, letter-writing campaigns to elected members of office, demonstrations, information distribution via our newsletter and web site, and educational workshops
AFS is a member organization, and membership is open to anyone who supports and agrees with our stated purposes. We are not strident about promoting atheism, secular humanism, or what labels you may choose to describe yourself with, but we do ask you to be in general support of our stated purposes. We try to balance activism with member activities.
Our Mission
- Defend and promote the separation of church and state
- Educate the public about non-theists and church-state separation
- Enrich and empower our membership through education and activism
- Provide a social and intellectual community for freethinkers
AFS strives to meet these goals through:
Educational efforts, such as publishing books, calendars and informational pamphlets, participating in debates, speaking on radio and television, distributing press releases, workshops, offering informative and topical speakers
Social events, including member meetings, social outings and community outreach
Activism, including letters to the editors, letter-writing campaigns to elected members of office, demonstrations, information distribution via our newsletter and web site, and educational workshops
AFS is a member organization, and membership is open to anyone who supports and agrees with our stated purposes. We are not strident about promoting atheism, secular humanism, or what labels you may choose to describe yourself with, but we do ask you to be in general support of our stated purposes. We try to balance activism with member activities.

