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22 June, 2004
22 June 2004"'It's hard to organize atheists,'" 77-year old Minnesotan Marie Castle said. "'It's like herding cats.'" But organize them she does, four weeks ago having opened what may be the first openly atheist community center in the country. And, writes Herón Márquez Estrada of the Star Tribune, "next month Camp Quest Minnesota, one of the few summer camps in the country strictly for secular-humanist children, will open in Minnetrista."
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