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STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN •
European Continental Volunteer Minister Cavalcade sets up its bright yellow pavilion on Medborgarplatsen Square following its tradition of reaching out with one-on-one help to people across Europe.
HAMILTON, ONTARIO •
With its mission to bring unconditional help to communities across the nation, the Canadian Continental Volunteer Ministers Cavalcade has been touring through Ontario since March.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
A new interactive timeline on the Scientology website provides a glimpse into why so many people count on the Church of Scientology for help in Los Angeles and around the world.
GRIDLEY, CALIFORNIA •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers help make Thanksgiving special for hundreds displaced by the California Fires
COLUMBUS, OHIO •
As Ohio copes with a spike in COVID-19 cases, on its first anniversary the Church of Scientology rededicates itself as a committed partner in helping to get through the pandemic safe and well.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN •
Recovering from tough times, the Midwest metropolis is on its way back, and now proudly welcomes spiritual technology in a new Church at the downtown core.
LOS ANGELES •
With 10 percent of teens surveyed admitting they abuse over the counter medications, the Truth About Drugs program, supported by the Church of Scientology, offers hope to stem problem
LONDON •
The Church of Scientology of London held a drug education and prevention forum to tackle the epidemic of drug abuse.
Representatives from law enforcement, community groups and NGOs gathered in the Chapel of the Church of Scientology of London on May 29 to discuss, coordinate and plan actions to tackle the epidemic of drug abuse.
FRANKFURT, GERMANY •
CCHR demands an end to barbaric and harmful practices in the field of mental health. At a rally and demonstration in the heart of Frankfurt, Germany, Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) demanded transparency and an end to electroshock (ECT) in the country.
CAMPI BISENZIO, ITALY •
For Italian Volunteer Ministers, November’s floods in Tuscany were a true test of the Volunteer Ministers’ motto: “Something can be done about it.