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  Warm, inspiring community. People who strive to bring out the best in others and themselves. Family and single friendly. Big on social justice. All are welcome.

  Added May 20, 2017 by JOANNA London
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  We are non profit organization and we looking a hall rental place to celebrate one year anniversary and we did call to Washington Ethical Society (the person who was assigned) she say it is available the date and time what we looking so we agree over the phone and she email us the agreement and based of the agreement we send some one to pay the security deposit and she say she made a mistake the time and we was agree starting time was 3pm- 12am and changing to 5.30pm-12am with the same fee but the agreement say different and she say different very confusion and she is not answer any of the agreement and she hung up the phone, No apologies and way they do not assign the right professional person.
  
  

  Added November 03, 2016 by Gojam Edir
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  My husband and I found the Washington Ethical Society nearly three years ago when we were looking for an officiant and meaningful tradition to use for our wedding. We not only got that (a ceremony full of joy and words of personal importance for us, instead of a watered-down Christian ceremony that the justice of the peace would've given us) but we also found a great community of people that are interesting, thoughtful, and dedicated to bettering themselves and the world. A phrase that sums up the community well is said most Sundays in the introduction to our weekly meetings: "We put our faith in human goodness." We are so happy we found and have joined this wonderful group of people.

  Added September 25, 2016 by Becky Klabunde Tomer