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Our Los Angeles Churches serve as hubs for religious organizations, like-minded groups and community leaders.
Watch the videos and see the people that our church helps in Los Angeles. CLICK HERE.
Holland Becomes Latest In Parade of Nations to Officially Recognize the Scientology Religion
The government of Holland has now acknowledged the religious nature of Scientology, thereby joining the expanding list of nations officially recognizing the spiritual bona fides of the only major religion to emerge in the 20th century.
Against the backdrop of Holland’s deepening commitment to freedom of faith, recognition of Scientology as a religion was inevitable.
Millions of Scientologists in more than 150 countries celebrate this latest recognition as another victory for religious freedom.
In 2011, Congressman Frank R. Wolf introduced the first bill to amend and strengthen the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 (IRFA). When Congress failed to pass that amendment before Congressman Wolf retired in January 2015, Representatives Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Anna Eshoo (D-CA) introduced the Frank R. Wolf International Religious Freedom Act.
Participants in the International Religious Freedom (IRF) Roundtable, an informal nongovernmental group of individuals who analyze and advise on religious freedom issues, have been advocating for this legislation since that time.
The advance of international religious freedom is a national security imperative for America and the entire world. It is the IAS that is working to ensure religious freedom for all religions, not just our own.
Last year, those logging online to Drug Free World completed over one million course lessons – an average of 2,900 every day. From educators and drug-prevention specialists, to counselors and youth, people are looking for the real facts about drugs.
Thanks to the support of the IAS, The Truth About Drugs education materials are available online to anyone, anywhere at drugfreeworld.org.
On World Press Freedom Day:
The Importance of Responsible Coverage of Religion
With its purpose to help create a better understanding of the freedom of religion and belief and provide news on religious freedom and issues affecting this freedom around the world, the Scientology Religious Freedom website and its religious freedom blog promote responsible coverage of religion, religious beliefs and practices, and adherents.
Support the IAS and united we can fight for Religious Freedom for all!!
Standleague.org recently published an article about the importance of the 1st amendment in this country.
Soraya Deen is a lawyer, an interfaith consultant, founder of the Muslim Women Speakers Movement and author of the book “Peace Matters—Raising Peace Conscious Children.” Ms. Deen works to inspire people and communities to navigate conflict, promote dialogue, and unite across religious boundaries.
When you contribute to the IAS, you contribute to the preservation of religious freedom and give a voice to people such as Ms. Deen.
From its beginnings, the Church of Scientology has recognized that freedom of religion is a fundamental human right. In a world where conflicts are often traceable to intolerance of others’ religious beliefs and practices, the Church has, for more than 50 years, made the preservation of religious liberty an overriding concern.
Intensely religious teens are more likely to excel at academics than their less religious peers, research conducted by a sociologist of religion and education has found, providing the latest evidence that the religious upbringing of teenagers has a powerful influence on their academic success.
The new Religious Freedom Resource Center contains an extensive Case Library dating back to 1813, with every decision and amicus brief downloadable, along with a detailed Glossary of legal, First Amendment and religious freedom terms. STAND commissioned the Resource Center’s authors—First Amendment experts, among them graduates of Harvard Law School and attorneys who have successfully argued landmark cases before the Supreme Court—to render a crucial but sometimes esoteric subject in plain language.