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SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA •
Volunteers from the Church of Scientology Mission of Costa Rica spearhead a drug education and prevention movement to help youth live happy and drug-free lives.
WASHINGTON D.C. •
The empowerment of knowing how to know.
Scientologist Patricia Gore is a “first” lady.
She was the first in her family to finish college and receive a master’s degree, first to move away from home, first to work eight years for the Congress of the United States—during the Carter and Reagan administrations, and the first Black ever to have achieved the State of Clear on African soil.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
A virtual concert featuring legendary musicians and artists coming together to uplift the world with song and inspire happiness and hope.
TAINAN, TAIWAN •
The search and rescue phase of the Tainan earthquake has been officially ended with the last survivor pulled from the wreckage of the city’s Wei-kuan complex.
TAMPA, FLORIDA •
Christopher King is a man with a mission—to put an end to human trafficking.
WASHINGTON, D.C. •
Civic, religious and community leaders met at the Church of Scientology National Affairs Office April 5 to celebrate Youth for Human Rights Day. April 5 is Youth for Human Rights Day and no better place to commemorate the occasion than at the Church of Scientology National Affairs Office in Washington, D.C. The Office was opened in September 2012 at Fraser Mansion in D.C.’s Dupont Circle to facilitate implementation of the Church of Scientology-supported humanitarian and social betterment programs both nationally and internationally.
MICHIGAN •
The friend who lent David Bogema a Dianetics Book has a lot to answer for—Bogema’s happiness, for one thing. His profile is one of 200 “Meet a Scientologist” videos available on the Scientology website at www.scientology.org.
“I was in college in 1993 when I saw a Dianetics book on my friend’s bookshelf,” says David Bogema. “I loved the fiction books of L. Ron Hubbard, so I reached up, pulled it down, and started reading.”
OREGON •
A new brochure published by the Church of Scientology features an Applied Scholastics-licensed school that defies national averages when it comes to the attitudes that spell the difference between graduation and dropping out.
ANTWERP, BELGIUM •
On a brisk Saturday afternoon, a few blocks from Antwerp’s famous train station, those visiting the Scientology Volunteer Ministers tent came to understand why the group’s motto is “Something can be done about it.
SIAYA, KENYA •
Without much fanfare, a prison in Siaya, Kenya, is investing in the future of inmates, using the Scientology Volunteer Ministers program. Staff at the Siaya GK (Government of Kenya) Prison swear by the Volunteer Ministers program.