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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day a dozen faith leaders, communities and congregations came together for an interfaith service.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
In partnership with The Way to Happiness Association of Tennessee, the Church of Scientology Nashville observed World Environment Day with a Sustainable Living Conference.
WASHINGTON, D.C. •
Established July 4, 1955, by Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard, the Founding Church of Scientology in Washington, D.C., holds a unique place in the history of the Scientology religion.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
In towns and cities across the globe, young members celebrated the 20th anniversary of Youth for Human Rights International and promoted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on Human Rights Day.
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS •
2018 is the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Church of Scientology Amsterdam makes full use of its new facilities to kick off a year of human rights.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Today marks the 65th anniversary of the founding of the Church of Scientology. Now thriving on six continents, the Scientology religion is experiencing greater expansion than in any time in its history. “You are a spirit,” wrote L. Ron Hubbard in 1954. “You are your own soul. You are not mortal.
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO •
Providing the logistical support to keep Los Topos and other rescue workers on the job At the Los Topos Mexico City headquarters at the Church of Scientology Mexico, 39-year-old Víctor Ruiz Jiménez, like the rest of his colleagues, is focused on saving lives. And they are doing just that.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
The 15th annual Youth for Human Rights International World Educational Tour for Peace traveled 35,000 miles to promote human rights through education.
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND •
As the Universal Declaration of Human Rights enters its 75th year, it is time to create a sea change in the field of human rights
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
Scientologist Julie Forney Brinker has been making a difference in people’s lives through community service for most of her life.
Julie Brinker, née Forney, is carrying forward a family tradition of service. And she is having the time of her life.
Now 21, Julie was only 4 when she first insisted that her mother, Ellen Maher-Forney, President of the Church of Scientology of St. Louis, Missouri, swear her in as a Drug-Free Marshal. That way, she could help other kids pledge to live drug-free lives.