This article highlights the impactful Easter initiatives of the Church of Scientology and its volunteers across Europe, focusing on their humanitarian efforts in Hungary and their community celebrations in the United Kingdom. The narrative underscores how Scientologists bridged cultural and religious traditions with compassion, supporting families
In Copenhagen, a group of 15 young activists aged 10 to 20 is leading a grassroots campaign to promote a drug-free environment, drawing inspiration from the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Church of Scientology and the works of founder L Ron Hubbard. They are working with local businesses to display drug prevention materials, fosterin
The Church of Scientology in Sweden celebrates 25 years of official recognition as a religion, a milestone achieved through significant legal advancements and social engagements. Initial recognition came in 1999 with tax exemption status, which led to its news eurovita full religious recognition in 2000, allowing the Church to perform ceremonies an
The IRF Summit 2025 in Washington, D.C., gathered over 100 organizations and leaders from 30+ faith traditions to address global religious freedom challenges. Co-chaired by Sam Brownback and Dr. Katrina Lantos Swett, the event featured key discussions on religious persecution, digital censorship, and government restrictions in countries like Syria,
On January 23, 2025, the Church of Scientology celebrated its 50th anniversary in Belgium and 15 years of its headquarters on Boulevard de Waterloo in Brussels, highlighting its journey, community collaborations, and role in social initiatives. The event included reflections on past challenges, notably an 18-year legal battle that concluded trium