Building community, promoting reason, and serving Flagstaff through meaningful action.
Our longest-standing tradition — informal, agenda-less conversation at local cafes. A welcoming entry point for newcomers and a regular touchstone for longtime members.
When: Sundays, 10:00 AM
Where: Kickstand Kafe, 719 N Humphreys St
Flagstaff Freethinkers helped launch the city's coordinated Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, partnering with the Northern Arizona Interfaith Council, local congregations, NAU student groups, and civic organizations.
Volunteers participate in food drives, community cleanups, and service projects across Flagstaff.
Talks and group discussions on science, philosophy, secular ethics, church-state separation, and contemporary issues — always grounded in evidence and respectful dialogue.
We raise funds for local causes including the Flagstaff Family Food Center and other organizations addressing food insecurity and community needs in northern Arizona.
Activities designed for all ages — because freethought families deserve community too. Picnics, hikes, game nights, and seasonal celebrations throughout the year.
Aligned with principles of the Secular Coalition for Arizona, American Humanist Association, and church-state separation advocates — promoting equal treatment regardless of belief.
We believe in building bridges across differences to strengthen Flagstaff.
Flagstaff Freethinkers has partnered with the Northern Arizona Interfaith Council, local religious congregations, Northern Arizona University student organizations, the Flagstaff Family Food Center, and national secular networks including the Foundation Beyond Belief and Secular Coalition for Arizona.
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