A
special event took place in Nashville recently for World Humanitarian Day. It
was a special tribute to community, faith-based and non-profit leaders who were
recognized for their efforts with an educational seminar on how to organize
projects for success.
World
Humanitarian Day, as the UN describes it, “…is a time to recognize those who
face danger and adversity in order to help others.” The day was created by the
UN General Assembly to coincide with the anniversary of the 2003 bombing of the
United Nations headquarters in Baghdad, Iraq.
The
day is also special because it causes people to stop and think about the spirit
that inspires humanitarian work around the globe.
As a
humanitarian simply means “someone who cares about and is actively working to
help other people,” members of the Church of Scientology were glad to host an
inspiring and uplifting seminar tailored for these people.
Organizational
leader Paul Silovsky delivered the workshop. He is an international consultant
for physical therapy and other healthcare small businesses and a faculty member
of Hands-On Seminars and Survival Strategies International.
Feedback
was overwhelmingly positive from attendees. One attendee said, “This was so
helpful. I’m about to launch a non-profit, and this gave me so much that I can
use as I form it.” Others found they could put the information to use with
groups they are already part of.
Humanitarian
and Founder of Scientology, L. Ron Hubbard wrote, “If one does not like the
crime, cruelty, injustice and violence of this society, he can do something
about it.” For more information on the church or its upcoming events, visit
scientology-ccnashville.org.
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