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TEL AVIV, ISRAEL •
On August 21, national and city dignitaries as well as religious leaders joined Scientologists from Israel and 27 nations to celebrate the opening of the new Center of Scientology in Tel Aviv. The Center is the first Ideal Scientology Organization (Ideal Org) in the Middle East and designed to both serve the growing membership and provide Scientology-sponsored humanitarian programs throughout the region.
EAST LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Bridge Publications joined East L.A. officials and community leaders in making the holiday special for local children.
USA •
Scientology helped Pedro Prado transform a life of anxiety to one of joy, love and personal pride. His profile is one of 200 “Meet a Scientologist” videos available on the Scientology website at www.scientology.org.
Eight years ago, Pedro Prado hit a crisis in his life, and the future looked bleak.
“I felt I didn’t have time for anything, and I was completely and constantly overwhelmed,” says Prado.
TIME FOR CELEBRATION: SCIENTOLOGY HONORS YEAR OF RECORD GROWTH AND WELCOMES A 2018 FULL OF POTENTIAL
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Thousands joyously ring in the New Year and reflect on a run of unbridled achievements in the name of a better world.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI •
With homicides in 2022 in Kansas City passing the 2021 numbers this month, groups in Kansas City come together to ride for peace, promote unity and end the killing.
KAOHSIUNG, TAIWAN •
Visitors to the Volunteer Ministers tent came away with practical knowledge to improve their lives.
AARU POKHAI, NEPAL •
Scientology Volunteer Ministers help villagers of Aaru Pokhari survive the harsh Nepal winter. In the village of Aaru Pokhai, many of the survivors of the devastating April 2015 earthquake are still without shelter.
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL •
Volunteers from the Scientology Center of Tel Aviv join in the effort to remove tar from Israel’s Mediterranean beaches.
ITALY •
In her “Meet a Scientologist” video on Scientology.org, Serena Zoccatelli and her family are happy, relaxed and at ease. Life wasn’t always that way.
Serena Zoccatelli used to find her name ironic—she was anything but serene.
“Confusion, doubts, uncertainty.” That was how Zoccatelli characterized her life—the way it used to be.
But that was before her husband Andrea introduced her to Scientology in 1999.