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CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO •
The Volunteer Ministers Canadian Continental Cavalcade and the Church of Scientology of Cambridge, Ontario, hosted an interfaith forum with members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community.
CAPE COAST, GHANA •
Wrapping up six weeks in Cape Coast the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Goodwill Tour leaves behind people whose lives are changed along with a new Volunteer Ministers group to carry on their work
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
Mental health watchdog Citizens Commission on Human Rights educated people on how to live stress-free. The presentation was a “lunch and learn” seminar at the Nashville Church of Scientology
COMMERCE, CALIFORNIA •
Sharing the truth about drugs with parents to help stem the overdose crisis affecting local youth
TAIWAN •
For Mei-Hui Huang of Ji’an Township, Taiwan, Dianetics and Scientology opened new vistas and improved the quality of her life. Her video is one of more than 200 “Meet a Scientologist” videos available on the Scientology website at www.Scientology.org.
BANGKOK, THAILAND •
The Church of Scientology has published a new brochure that describes the power of The Way to Happiness in reconciling differences and bringing peace. A new brochure published by the Church of Scientology relates instances where the book The Way to Happiness has helped restore calm in times of conflict and crisis.
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO •
Leaders from houses of worship across Mexico City thank Mexico’s Scientology Volunteer Ministers for their unconditional help.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI •
End Racism: Build Peace. This was the theme of the International Day of Peace forum at the Church of Scientology Kansas City.
INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA •
Honor students learn how The Way to Happiness has been used to uplift communities and reduce crime.
A group of 77 students were guests at a special open house and seminar at the Church of Scientology of Inglewood, California, March 12, 2013.
The students are enrolled in a sociology class at City Honors Preparatory High School, a charter school in Inglewood, and the seminar was designed to enhance their studies. It provided an overview of The Way to Happiness, a nonreligious moral code based entirely on common sense.