The Nashville Church of Scientology celebrates the spirit of the
holiday season with traditional events and get-togethers for friends, families
and neighbors.
Because the Scientology religion is practiced in 184 nations,
Scientologists come from a wide variety of faiths and cultural traditions. But
no matter their background, they, like most people, gather with loved ones to
enjoy the warmth of friends and family and celebrate the joy of the holiday
season.
Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard honored the great religious
leaders of the past for the wisdom they brought to the world, writing that
Scientology shares “the goals set for Man by Christ, which are wisdom, good
health and immortality.” It is in this spirit that Scientologists celebrate the
holiday season, whether they observe Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, the Birth of
Baha'u'llah, Bodhi Day, the Festival of Lights or any other religious or
cultural tradition.
Pastor of the Nashville Church, Rev. Brian Fesler, says, “We love
the holidays. Our church is all-denominational and multi-cultural. We enjoy
bringing friends in throughout the season.”
The Church is hosting a Thanksgiving potluck dinner, there will be
get-togethers throughout December, and on New Year’s Eve the church celebrates
with a large-scale event to round off the year. It is at this event that the
church reviews accomplishments made and sets the course for the year to come.
For more information about Scientology, visit www.scientology.org.
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