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BUDAPEST, HUNGARY •
Young artists from the Warm Heart Association surprise the Volunteer Ministers with unforgettable artwork.
HAMBURG, GERMANY •
Volunteers from the Church of Scientology of Hamburg distributed thousands of copies of The Way to Happiness at the 2013 Hamburg Marathon.
More than 10,000 finished the Hamburg Marathon April 21. Following a minute of silence in honor of the Boston Marathon, which took place exactly one week earlier, runners exploded past the starting line and kept up the pace for the 42.2 km (26.2 mile) route, bringing home a course record of 2:05:30 hours by Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge.
KISUMU, KENYA •
A nonprofit in Kenya adopts the Foundation for a Drug-Free World program to help it accomplish its humanitarian mission.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
An interfaith program marking Nelson Mandela Day emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about human rights.
MOSCOW, RUSSIA •
A human rights conference at the Moscow Church of Scientology March 26 introduced educators to the human rights educational resources of Youth for Human Rights.
The Moscow Church of Scientology opened its doors March 26 for a special Youth for Human Rights conference to provide Moscow educators with tools to teach the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to their students.
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK •
On one of the longest days of the year, volunteers from Copenhagen Scientology Churches helped local residents and visitors from around the world learn the truth about drugs.
AGOURA HILLS, CALIFORNIA •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers help Agoura Hills community salvage what remains of their burned-out homes.
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA •
Making Hollywood beautiful, safe and clean for the holidays and helping ensure the joy of the season lasts throughout the year by introducing residents and visitors to “The Way to Happiness.“
TORONTO, CANADA •
With the roar of supersonic jets signaling the launch of the annual exhibition, distinguished guests joined the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Canadian Continental Cavalcade in welcoming visitors to their bright yellow pavilion
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
With Washington State responsible for more than a ton of methamphetamine seized this year, Drug-Free World Seattle teams up with educators to reach youth.