Expansion

I’ll take up the talk of the town these days, Scientology.

Scientology was founded by writer and philosopher, L. Ron Hubbard. Scientology is a ratified and bonafide religion. Scientology, like many other great religions, through trial and tribulations has been recognized fully as a religion. It is a point these days not under dispute. There are organizations all throughout the planet with more being made all the time. Religious Technology Center (RTC) holds the ultimate ecclesiastical authority regarding the standard and pure application of L. Ron Hubbard’s religious technologies, David Miscavige is Chairman of the Board, the most senior office in RTC.

Take a look at them and they are doing well internationally. A good overview of Scientology you’ll find in the first booklet of a series titled: Scientology Effective Solutions where it gives an entire section answering the question “What is Scientology?” This issue also has information on Scientology efforts in education, drug rehabilitation and criminal reform.

What they can and do do is covered well in theScientology Handbook with sections on stress, “>fundamentals of communication. It’s uses are spotlighted throughout the site as well as at their Volunteer Ministers.

Their news site, Scientology Today, has thorough coverage from fighting drug addiction to working to disaster relief efforts.

I’ve also found their area specific works from U.K. to France to South Africa.

While the Church of Scientology is also the publisher of Freedom, involved in investigative journalism in the public interest. Most recently covering attrocities under the APA and the Duplessis orphans.

I suggest looking at their technology and different efforts, they are a model of expansion not only as a group proper but as a movement.