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PASADENA, CALIFORNIA •
Lawyer Tim Bowles reports on his African initiative to those attending a human rights seminar at the Church of Scientology Pasadena.
GQEBERHA, EASTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA •
Ecstatic crowds converge in Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth) to celebrate a historic landmark now restored and rising into the Nelson Mandela Bay skyline, marking a new dawn of spiritual freedom in this Land of Legends.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
Volunteer Ministers help hospital staff clean up the Morton Plant Hospital parking lot after it was littered with leaves, fallen branches and moss from Hurricane Irma.
Volunteer Ministers help hospital staff clean up the Morton Plant Hospital parking lot after it was littered with leaves, fallen branches and moss from Hurricane Irma.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI •
Church of Scientology of Kansas City hosts a special open house and screening of “Uncommon Allies,” a documentary that instills understanding and the desire for change.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Why do so many educators, school resource officers, parents and community and religious leaders rely on the Foundation for a Drug-Free World? Here are just a few of the reasons, taken from thousands of emails that pour in through the Drug-Free World website.
EAST GRINSTEAD, UK •
An article in the Chichester Observer previews this year’s “Summertime Swing” at Saint Hill, and the perennial stars of the festival—the Jive Aces—their music and their passion for helping kids live drug-free.
PRETORIA, AFRICA •
Summit urges action to empower the African people.
Public officials and NGOs joined African Youth Union (AYU) delegates at the Church of Scientology Pretoria October 17-18 for the 3rd annual African Youth Union Summit. The theme of this year’s program was “On the Road to Action: Moving Beyond Pan-Africanism Rhetoric.”
WASHINGTON, D.C. •
The empowerment of knowing how to know.
Scientologist Patricia Gore is a “first” lady.
She was the first in her family to finish college and receive a master’s degree, first to move away from home, first to work eight years for the Congress of the United States—during the Carter and Reagan administrations, and the first Black ever to have achieved the State of Clear on African soil.
TOKYO, JAPAN •
Yuzuru Ogura, Executive Director of Citizens Commission on Human Rights Japan, proves that courage and dedication can create urgently needed change.