… We met in a church banquet hall & had snacks provided, the fees were only used to pay for snacks & a small church donation for use of the room.

… SOCIAL & BOATING EXPERIENCES You do not need to own a boat to join 11 General Membership Meetings with DJ for dancing in private setting Black-tie Commodore’s Ball Semi-formal Christmas Party Rendezvous (weekends away) 6 Moonlight Cruises Blessing of the Fleet at Mariner’s Church Flying Scot Picnic Dinner of the Month Monthly Happy Hour Theaters, Museums, Chili Cook-off, Square Dances, Tours, and Casual Spontaneous Outings Monthly newsletter The Anchor Line Sailing Singles Website Access Access …

… We meet every Tuesday night at 7:45pm at Royal oak Unity Church:  2500 Crooks Rd, Royal Oak, MI 48073 Each meeting includes private spiritual seeking and community time and conversation. When the community time is over, you are welcome to stay and enjoy some free snacks and hang out late into the night. www.innercirclecommunity.webs.com    

A secular community of atheists and atheist friendly people in the Detroit Area, including , but not limited to, agnostics, skeptics, freethinkers, humanists, non-theists, anti-theists, untheists, brights, rationalists, doubters, heathens, heretics, the curious, and their friends. The Detroit Atheists' Meetup is a member of the Detroit Coalition of Reason, http://DetroitCoR.org.

The Detroit Grassroots Atheism Project (DGAP) has the primary goal of raising awareness about atheism and atheists through direct interaction with the public that we call "street teaching". Project volunteers provide literature and a point of contact between the public and the atheist community. Through this interaction we clear up the common and uncommon misunderstandings about atheism and inform people about what is atheism.

                        Minority Atheists of MI (M.A.M) is a collective of individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures who meet regularly to promote logic, reason and Separation of State and Church (as outlined in the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof ). M.A.M's goals are: To provide a haven of support to minorities atheists  Bridge the gap between minority and non-minority …

… The church is located on the North side of the road between Middlebelt and Inkster Roads.

… The church holds a social game night on the 2nd and 4th Friday of every month. This event is open to all but singles are encouraged to join the gathering for free food and fun!   Food & Fellowship. Join us on Tuesdays at 6:00 pm at Panera (22208 Michigan Ave., Dearborn). This is Panera Cares location—a non-profit community cafe that accepts payments in the form of donations. Each item on the menu is listed with a suggested donation amount. Panera Cares has patio seating, free WiFi and a diverse …

A men’s group is an opportunity for a small group of men to provide mutual support and friendship, and facilitate emotional growth. (This article I found Googling provides some background on what a men’s group is, for those who are not already familiar with the concept: http://mensightmagazine.com/columns/transitions/groups.htm ) Meetings take place every other Wednesday evening, from 6:30 PM until about 9:00 PM. Currently we are meeting in a classroom at the Unitarian church in Farmington H …

… • You can control your own finances • You set the value of your goods and services   Business owners who should join are: electricians, plumbers, marketing agencies, contractors, builders, cosmotologists, drywall hangers, painters, lawyers, dentists, doctors, accounts, mechanics, caterers, churches, computer repairers and networkers, credit unions, banks, hospitals, financial planners, house cleaners, retail owners, graphic designers, heating contractors, home imporvement and remodeling contrac …

Since 1975, Michigan Atheists has been the premier organization laboring for the civil liberties of Atheists, and the total, absolute separation of government and religion. "Action without discussion is dangerous. Discussion without action is futile."

… Plays, skits, diversity training and other performances for organizations, various communities, church, schools, universities, and healthcare facilities to understand the patient perspective, understanding a diverse workforce and customer base, as well as the perspective of all those affected by hardship, life transition, mental, physical, and developmental disabilities. Public service messages/commercials to promote our cause.  

Michigan Skeptics is a gathering place for Critical Thinkers, Humanists and Skeptics to discuss, debate and to meet casually. A Skeptic is a person that does not take claims at face value. They feel that for an idea to be embraced, it needs to have been verified and proven as much as possible, through the scientific method and evidence. We at MISkeptics welcome discussion and debate from all points of view. We feel that understand and greater knowledge are attained in that manner. Sum Ergo Co …