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PHOENIX, ARIZONA •
As Scientologists the world over look forward to the celebration of Founder L. Ron Hubbard’s birthday, an award presented by the Arizona Interfaith Movement pays tribute to his seminal work in Phoenix—the birthplace of the world’s youngest major religion.
EAST GRINSTEAD, ENGLAND •
Saint Hill hosted the East Grinstead Christmas Fair December 11, with Santa, a petting zoo and the town’s first ice skating rink.
DUNEDIN, FLORIDA •
The fourth annual United Faiths Walk of Peace brought together many faith communities of Pinellas County to increase understanding and cooperation.
RUSTENBURG, SOUTH AFRICA •
Rustenburg mayor invites the Foundation for a Drug-Free Word to address the city’s grade 12 students on the importance of living a drug-free life.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
A full day of programming on the Scientology Network on International Day of Peace, September 21, showcases solutions to create a more peaceful world.
GAUTENG, SOUTH AFRICA •
Crowning South Africa’s Heritage Month with a celebration at Kylami Castle
MUNICH, GERMANY •
Volunteers generate widespread interest at their Human Rights Day booth in the heart of Munich.
PARIS, FRANCE •
With the weatherman finally announcing a break in record low temperatures, ”No to Drugs, Yes to Life” Association volunteers from the Church of Scientology of Paris braved the weather Sunday—still unseasonably cold—to distribute more than 2,000 drug education and prevention booklets in the 17th arrondissement.
According to the Inter-departmental Mission for the Fight Against Drugs and Drug Addiction, more than 5 million people in France have experimented with cannabis, 1.2 million use the drug on a regular basis and more than 500,000 are addicted.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN •
In a foreign country, unable to read or write, Kalindi Engle overcame enormous obstacles to her happiness and success. Her profile is one of 200 “Meet a Scientologist” videos on the Scientology website at www.scientology.org.
“Where I grew up, girls didn’t go to school,” says Kalindi Engle. “I always wanted to study, but I couldn’t learn to read and write.”