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Sunday Assembly
Founding member of the Los Angeles chapter of the Sunday Assembly
PROFILE
Amy Boyle
Guest
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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