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Comment by Jeffrey Samuelson on December 10, 2011 at 7:34pm

Brother Sam Singleton - Goddamn! Depending on exactly where this hypothetical center might be, even the wife might be up for a short road trip to share libation(s) with some of y'all.

Joe Longwell - I suppose I knew that. I've worked up in Martinsburg for awhile now (which is why we finally moved), and some of my co-workers are outspoken about their faith. But I also attributed that to other aspects of their lives, and didn't really consider how 

Comment by Sam Singleton Atheist Evangelist on December 10, 2011 at 11:44am

Maybe some of us oughta get together for a friendly libation somewhere near the center of the state. OK, near what West Virginia has instead of a center. You know, West Virginia holds the geographic distinction of more closely resembling the Flying Spaghetti Monster than any other state. So there's that.

Comment by Joe Longwell on December 10, 2011 at 10:17am

Jeffrey in my experiences yes WV is pretty religious.

Comment by Jeffrey Samuelson on December 10, 2011 at 7:45am

Hello, everyone! Wife & I just moved to WV (Eastern Panhandle, Bunker Hill area) from Maryland. Gotta tell you, we're happy to find this group! Our very first full day here (Dec. 1), the gas man (Mountaineer Gas) invited us to church, and told me about how wonderful life is since he found Jesus.

Is WV really THAT religious?

Comment by Jennifer Kaufman on September 11, 2011 at 5:40pm

How do we find other free-thinkers in person?  I am getting good at this on the web.  I really need reinforcement when Jewish high holidays (in Oct.) and then Xmas rolls around.  Sucks to have started in a mixed marriage and have extra baggage!

Comment by Rebekah Ramsey on September 11, 2011 at 3:14pm

Add one more to southern West Virginia :)  I think they are all hiding :)

Comment by Lee Barbo on August 11, 2011 at 1:18pm

@Jennifer: I'm surprised that the Eastern Panhandle is so void of atheists, being that it is included in the metro area. 

I'm finding that there is a shortage here is Central WV, too, though not as few as I had originally believed. I've met a guy who works with 4 atheist co-workers. If only I could work in such an atheist-friendly environment. 

 

Comment by Jennifer Kaufman on July 21, 2011 at 4:43pm

I feel like I am one of the very few in the Eastern Panhandle, so worry that having the "club" out here would be silly.  Any atheists on this side of the mountains??    Jen

Comment by Jennifer Kaufman on July 21, 2011 at 4:42pm

just saw this:

 

A message from Susi Bocks to all members of West Virginia Atheists on Atheist Nexus!

The NAP movement is growing, we have close to 3500 members. Not all states are represented with a state chapter. West Virginia is one of them! If you would be interested in taking charge of that position, please email me here on atheist nexus or susibocks@yahoo.com

Comment by Sam in WV on January 1, 2011 at 11:08am

Happy New Year to all fellow WV atheists and I hope you have enjoyed the solstice and Mythmas season. Please acquaint yourself with where in cyber-space you can find freethought activity originating in WV.

 

If you have not already done so, please consider joining the West
Virginia Atheist Yahoo Group, another fulcrum for freethought activities
statewide.  Once a member, post messages, check our "Links" function
for other websites of interest and post others that are topical. Feel
free to upload topical "Files" and "Photos".
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/West_Virginia_Atheists/

For those who have a special interest in freethinking in the Morgantown vicinity, note the following websites.
http://www.morgantownatheists.com/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/morgantownatheists/
http://morgantown.unitedcor.org/

The Univ. of Charleston is forming a campus Secular Student Assoc. See their facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=325076476024

Although not active recently, facebook members can participate at the WV Skeptics page.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=107511799277041

Neece Campione of Morgantown has her own blog.
http://www.heavingdeadcats.com/

 Joe Higginbotham is forming a chapter in the Charleston vicinity of Americans United for Separation of Church and State. If you are currently a member, otherwise interested, or seek guidance and advice for forming a chapter in your area of the state, message Joe at  
Joseph Higginbotham

 

The November public appearance in Charleston of Ken Ham, CEO of the Petersburg, KY AIG Creationist Museum, has prompted an effort to protect and enhance quality science education at public facilities in West Virginia. If you would like to
participate or are otherwise interested, please message me.

Sam in WV

 

The latter two organizing efforts are not limited to atheists and agnostics, so please circulate the information to all whom you believe might be interested.

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