We’ll Miss You

Kenneth Bronstein
Nov 7, 1938 – Oct 18, 2024

President of NYC Atheists

Recently, the world lost a great man who cared about people. Ken was battling cancer and was hospitalized. Information is scarce, and more will come.

Do not mourn Ken but celebrate his life. To those that knew him personally, be grateful that he touched your life.

Keep Ken alive in your hearts and minds by remembering the greatness and kindness he showed. Carry on his legacy to help others and the cause he cared so deeply for. In doing so, he will live forever.

There will be a celebration for Ken in the Spring.

Read about Ken’s life in the New York Times.

Welcome to NYC Atheists!

We meet every Wednesday at 8:30PM on Zoom.

Click on our website calendar, Meetup page, or Venue page to get connected.

All are welcome!
Including those who are not Atheists and are inquiring. Agnostics, non-theists, freethinkers, and theists, too!

Meeting Agenda

Currents Events impacting Atheists
US Supreme Court
Legislation
NYCA Events
Follow-up

In-Person Meetings

1st & 4th Fridays: 7:00PM-9:00PM
NYSEC Meeting House: Ceremonial Hall

Click on our website calendar or Meetup page to get connected.

We are meeting in-person on Fridays! Come and enjoy our friendship and good conversations. We will discuss the latest issues regarding Atheism and Science news.

All are welcome!

Neil deGrasse Tyson on God

Neil deGrasse Tyson on God – CBS Sunday Morning – Apr 30, 2017
In this web exclusive, correspondent Martha Teichner asks the acclaimed astrophysicist, as he examines the universe, whether he believes in an all-powerful creator.

Ricky Gervais on Atheism

Ricky Gervais And Stephen Colbert Go Head-To-Head On Religion – The Late Show with Stephen Colbert – Feb 02, 2017
Ricky Gervais proves a formidable opponent for Stephen in a spirited conversation about belief, religion and atheism.

Interview with Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking once gave a simple answer as to whether there was a God – Harry Fletcher – May 20, 2024 – Indy100
Professor Stephen Hawking says he “fits a sterotype of a disabled genius” but that he is “not a genius like Einstein”, describing his Black Holes theory as a “eureka moment”.