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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers train leaders, providing them with vital skills to help them better the lives and future of the people of South Africa.
SONOMA, CALIFORNIA •
With at least 42 dead, some 100 still missing and firefighters still battling fires that have ravaged the California wine country since last Monday, Scientology Volunteer Ministers are providing help.
SANTU LUSSURGIU, SARNDINIA, ITALY •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers returned to Santu Lussurgiu to help local residents tackle the remnants of last summer’s devastating fire.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA •
On the evening of May 3, more than 2,500 Scientologists from across Australia filled Castlereagh Street to inaugurate the Harbor City’s new Church of Scientology Ideal Organization (Ideal Org).
MILAN, ITALY •
The Venerable Tenzin Bagdro, Tibetan monk and champion of Tibetan independence, was recognized with an Association for Human Rights and Tolerance Italy Human Rights Hero Award at a conference hosted by the Church of Scientology of Milan.
The Association for Human Rights and Tolerance of Italy held a human rights conference and awards ceremony May 24, 2103, to honor the Venerable Tenzin Bagdro, Tibetan monk and champion of Tibetan independence.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA •
Clearwater Community Volunteers help prepare underserved kids for the new school year at a back-to-school bash.
LONDON, ENGLAND •
At home in compliance with government regulations, a team of Scientologists puts their sewing skills to use making masks to help prevent the spread of the virus. They pulled out their sewing machines and leftover fabric and they share their instructions and progress online.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
According to an online poll, cleaning your home can lift your spirits.
BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA •
In their bright yellow tent, Scientology Volunteer Ministers reach out to the people of Bratislava with practical help.
TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA •
The Church of Scientology in Clearwater promotes drug-free living through annual race
More than 1,550 runners competed in the 24th Annual “Say No to Drugs” Holiday Classic sponsored by the Church of Scientology in Clearwater December 15.
“We were pleased to see so many fine athletes come out again this year to compete in the ‘Say No To Drugs’ Holiday Classic and take a stand against substance abuse. These athletes are important role models for our youth, demonstrating that a drug-free life is fun,” said Chris Alexander, Race Director.