Nashville Church of Scientology Celebrates the Holidays

Nashville, TN, November 28, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Because the Scientology religion is practiced in 165 countries and territories, 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 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 or any other religious or cultural tradition.

In addition to regular religious services, the Church of Scientology provides many special holiday activities for Scientologists and the community at large.

One special occasion that began in Nashville in 2011 is Holiday Stories, a series of plays, skits and musical presentations about the holiday season and bringing cheer. This year, the Nashville church has plans to produce a visual art show and film festival in addition to the theatre shows, as part of its mission to help artists.

Scientologists also actively participate in community events. This year, they will join the local chapter of The Way To Happiness to participate in the Hendersonville Christmas Parade with a float.

For more information about Scientology, visit www.scientology.org.