We know the powerful change that’s possible when governments and civil society come together to stand up for human rights.
Let’s continue to fight for Religious Freedom for all!!!
We know the powerful change that’s possible when governments and civil society come together to stand up for human rights.
Let’s continue to fight for Religious Freedom for all!!!
The Church of Scientology is proud to announce the launch of Let’s Better the World (https://www.letsbettertheworld.org), a new website dedicated to spreading awareness about crucial social issues through a collection of award-winning Public Service Announcements.
The innovative platform hosts a comprehensive array of proven nonprofit campaigns that effectively curb drug abuse, instill tolerance, raise awareness of human rights and uplift morality across communities far and wide.
On April 30, Mr. David Miscavige, the ecclesiastical leader of the Scientology religion, will be celebrating his birthday. Perhaps you remember him from the video celebrating the launch of the Scientology Network, in which he opined: “You’ve probably heard of Scientology. Well, whatever you have heard, if you haven’t heard it from us, I can assure you, we are not what you expect.”
Spend a bit of time browsing our website, and you’ll find that truer words have never been spoken.
In the wake of the untimely passing of beloved actor Matthew Perry, whose toxicology report revealed elevated levels of ketamine, the Church of Scientology Los Angeles and the Los Angeles chapter of Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) hosted a forum and open house to raise awareness of the dangers of so-called ketamine infusion therapy.
Hosting the event was Erin Godley from the Los Angeles chapter of CCHR Los Angeles. Dr. Allan Sosin, Founder and Medical Director of the Institute for Progressive Medicine, provided insight into the risk and potential consequences of ketamine use and answered questions posed by those attending.
Thousands celebrate Grand Opening of a revitalized and reborn South Loop landmark building, offering hope and help to all.
Magnificent New Ideal Orgs have opened: Chicago, Austin and Del Valle!!!!!
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We united as IAS Members across the world to help our fellow-man.
In a world grappling with social unrest and nearly insurmountable challenges, a new film fosters hope. In honor of World Interfaith Harmony Week, Scientology Churches are screening Operation: Do Something About It. The film presents a living example of the motto of the Scientology Volunteer Minister, that no matter the circumstances, “Something can be done about it.”
Operation: Do Something About It follows Scientology Volunteer Ministers who served alongside emergency personnel, civic leaders and interfaith partners to help their communities throughout the pandemic.
This video plays on the Scientology network. Check it out…
Crowning South Africa’s Heritage Month with a celebration at Kyalami Castle
In his newsletter on the eve of Heritage Day, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa urged all South Africans to honor “the commitment of leaders like Prince Buthelezi and President Nelson Mandela to put aside their differences and work for peace,” and that maintaining peace and advancing reconciliation is the country’s “collective responsibility” and “the greatest gift we can bestow on the generations to come.”
It was in this spirit that the Church of Scientology hosted officials, religious and community leaders, and other stakeholders for a Heritage Day celebration at Castle Kyalami, Church of Scientology headquarters for Africa. Hundreds, dressed in traditional attire, raised their voices in song, and danced in a joyous salute to the cultural wealth of the nation.