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Sunday Assembly
Founding member of the Los Angeles chapter of the Sunday Assembly
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Amy Boyle
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FROM Amy Boyle
Which Way, L.A.?
Why Do Atheists in LA Want to Start a Church? It started in Britain eight months ago, and now bills itself as "the fastest growing church in the world." Now Los Angeles has established a chapter of the Sunday Assembly , which calls itself a "church" for atheists. We speak with a founding member of the LA chapter and a freelance writer who’s been covering the church since it began in London
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