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UNITED KINGDOM •
Scientologist Sam Butler: his voice and vision.
As a child, Sam Butler was known as the boy who was always asking "Why?"
That hasn’t changed.
Through Scientology, he gained answers he sought about life and the spirit. But this also opened an entirely new zone to his questioning: Why, with all the technology we can leverage today to resolve material needs, do so many resort to drugs to “solve” their problems, and are millions still deprived of basic human rights?
MILAN, ITALY •
As Italy navigates its second wave of COVID-19, Scientologists of Milano once again reach out to help.
MODENA, ITALY •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology Mission of Modena, Italy, reach out with one-on-one help and “tools for life.
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA •
Joining forces with LAFD Fire Station 76 to help create a beautiful home for the men and women who serve Hollywood
MILAN, ITALY •
Church of Scientology Milan helps relieve overburdened community resources as COVID-19 surges in the country.
MADRID, SPAIN •
Celebrating religious freedom and those whose work is making it a reality.
MILAN, ITALY •
The Church of Scientology of Milan, Italy, co-hosted its annual human rights concert to raise funds for education in Togo.
The Church of Scientology of Milan and the Association for Human Rights and Tolerance presented their 11th annual human rights benefit concert December 7.
WASHINGTON, D.C. •
At a conference at the Church of Scientology National Affairs Office in Washington, D.C., solar energy pioneer Dr. Richard Komp described his program for making affordable energy available to impoverished villages in Africa, Latin America, India and the Carribean.
Washington, D.C.—Solar energy pioneer Dr. Richard Komp of Skyheat Associates, Harrington, Maine, called for a reform in international energy practices at a conference May 15, 2013, at the Church of Scientology National Affairs Office.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA AND V •
This week’s episode of Voices for Humanity features human rights activist Rahul KC
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA •
As wintertime plays out down under, Volunteers from the new Ideal Church of Scientology of Sydney are bringing the truth about drugs to communities throughout the city. Winter is here down under, and it seemed like just any other Thursday afternoon in Sydney’s central business district. That is, until a troop of men and women in traditional Maori costume transformed the otherwise ordinary day into a celebration—a celebration of drug-free living.