I always thought the library was the Atheist/Agnostic church?

Check out Unitarian Universalist Church and Meetups.com for gaming groups and social connections where you live.

Sounds like a play date.

I'll be the third to say it. Unitarian Universalists (UU) are almost by definition an agnostic bunch. They have definite church structure, with building, sanctuary, Sunday services and such, but no formal doctrine to accept on faith. Instead they have a set of principles designed to help members on their personal spiritual exploration, as well as helping people get along with others.

As to your question of "why," I would say why they aren't well known or widely attended has to do with questions of motivation. Oddly enough, fear of eternal donation tends to get butts into church. I think agnostics like the "idea" of community fellowship more than the reality of disciplined schedules and giving up casual weekend free-time.

The issue is most (all?) churches are based on a community who believe in God, and some sort of specific take on the bible. It seems illogical to me for a community to gather based on believing in nothing of the sort. We have an "anti" belief. Church life is a social structure believers have a corner on, with the architecture, customs, hymns, sermons, bible studies... Emulating that kind of socializing is pining for the old times. IMHO.

Non believers do things like join a chess club, or volunteer, or adopt a highway. Again, my opinion, not yours.

There is a group in a nearby city that meets on Sunday mornings usually at a pizza shop to talk. You could always try to start something like that where you live!

This IS that place, anything else might get complicated... schedules, “clicks”, passing notes... oops, I mean texting. The more I think about... some right wing, fundamentalist christian may burn us out for having so much fun with our clothes on... it could happen. (jajaja)

We'd still have to tithe 10% of our income. I can talk to you fine people here for free.

It's called Facebook... or a local bar lol

Too many reminders of real church. I don’t want to feel pressure to go regularly (I will when I want to and am able). I don’t want to feel coerced to tithe or donate (I will when I want to and am able).

I do enjoy my Meetup groups, philosophy gatherings, and secular book clubs. They provide me with what I need—friendship, a sense of belonging, and a “safe space” (and I can go when I want to and donate whenever I’m able, without pressure).

We’re agnostic. Why would we need a church?

It's called the local bar

There's a group here in Wichita and I know there are branches in a few other cities called Oasis. It meets on Sunday morning at 10:30, you know, churchy time. I never went to church much but the first time I went it was a bit surreal. There's usually a musical guest but it's like music you'd hear in a bar, no message. The guest speakers have varied greatly from a WSU professor talking about the search for water on other planets to a sex therapist talking sex, to a couple who made their living in the church and stopped believing and their struggle to get out. I've met some great people there.

[wichitaoasis.org]

Well going to the women’s march this Sunday is kind of like that. I count organizations that I am involved in that are doing good to be fulfilling this niche.
There is also an atheist meet up where I live about once a month where we all go out to dinner and that is a discussion of beliefs and ideas that are more specific to non-belief

Unitarian Universalist churches are about as close to an athist/agnostic church as you can get.

Thought it might be because of death threats and fire bombing.

There are atheist "churches". I would imagine the agnostics could do the same.

I thought about doing this where I live but I have no idea where to start. I am not the most sociable person.

I've often wondered the same thing. I tried a humanist society (a long time ago); there was some sense of purpose but none of community.

There is such s place. Unitarian Universalist

I agree, the closest I found to one is the Unitarian Universalist fellowship. I met many atheists, agnostics, freethinkers and others like wicans who also joined.

Great idea im all for it!

Here is another link that might help people find a group. [holykoolaid.com]

There is Oasis. They only have a few locations though. Atheist group like church. I went once down in Houston and liked it. It was just too far for me to drive.

The RELIGIOUS Christians, would burn it down!!! Maybe, later on or continue to be 'low-key' and pass and repass...everything does not need to be visible, to have even great value...I have never seen my DNA!