Ethical Society
Conway Hall is owned and operated by Conway Hall Ethical Society, a membership organisation and educational charity with a history spanning two centuries.
Discover the history of Conway Hall, from its beginnings as a dissident congregation in 1787 in rebellion against the doctrine of eternal hell.
The year 1887 saw the birth of the South Place Sunday Concerts of chamber music – at a time when it was very daring to hold any kind of secular entertainment on Sundays.
Today, the Society is an educational charity whose Object is the advancement of study, research and education in humanist ethical principles.
Browse our galleries, which feature images of the people that played pivotal roles in the formation of Conway Hall Ethical Society.
Support the work of Conway Hall by joining the Ethical Society and enjoy a range of membership benefits.
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The Ethical Society had an established tradition of performing secular funerals, memorial ceremonies, and namings of children at South Place Ethical Institute in the 1890s and at Conway Hall since 1935.
