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HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA •
Honoring the traditions and culture of the Los Angeles Guatemalan Community with “Navidad Chapina,” a special Christmas celebration
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
In a time marked by divisiveness, the role of religious communicators has never been more important.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Religious leaders from 12 world faiths join to foster dialogue, understanding and tolerance at a three-part forum at the Church of Scientology Los Angeles. Watch the news today and you will see acts of violence, hate crimes and terrorism, supposedly performed in the name of one religion or another.
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK •
Bringing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to life with music and art. Nelson Mandela is remembered each year as a prime example of the ability to overcome all odds, uphold one’s convictions and create change.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE •
The Way to Happiness Association of Tennessee participated in National Night Out Against Crime.
MANILA, PHILIPPINES •
Philippines police, trained in drug education and prevention, take to the towns and villages to reach young people with the truth about drugs.
KAOHSIUNG, TAIWAN •
Officials, community and religious leaders work together to bring The Truth About Drugs to every child, teen in Taiwan.
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA •
August 13, 2011 marked the beginning of a new era for the Church of Scientology of Johannesburg. Scientologists, dignitaries and guests gathered to dedicate a new three-story wing comprising 7,500 square feet of public information displays, course rooms, seminar rooms and other facilities, all dedicated to service to the community.
MODENA, ITALY •
The Church of Scientology Mission of Modena organized and produced a United for Africa Concert at the Teatro Michelangelo in Modena, Italy, May 9 to raise funds for construction of new schools in Ghana.
The Church of Scientology Mission of Modena and the Association for Human Rights and Tolerance held a United for Africa benefit concert May 9 at Teatro Michelangelo to raise funds to build schools for African children who would otherwise be denied the right to education.