Church of Scientology Nashville Celebrates 40 Years of Service

The Church of Scientology Nashville in Tennessee is celebrating a significant achievement of 40 years of service in Music City with an exclusive soirée in early May. The event, themed “40 Years of Magic,” will acknowledge the organization’s dedication to spiritual growth, community service, and outreach activities benefiting Middle Tennessee. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect, reflect, and acknowledge the Church’s ongoing commitment to enhancing society. The celebration will showcase the Church’s various humanitarian and social programs, such as The Way to Happiness Foundation, Drug-Free Tennessee, and United for Human Rights, which have positively impacted communities by promoting moral values, drug education, and human rights awareness. Rev. Brian Fesler, the Church’s pastor, expressed excitement about commemorating the remarkable journey that began four decades ago in Nashville, aiming to empower individuals and enhance the local community. Established in 1985, the Church of Scientology Nashville has been a spiritual sanctuary for its members and a center for fostering collaboration across different faiths, hosting cultural events, and supporting social betterment projects. While the soirée is by invitation only, the Church plans to share event highlights online after the celebration. For more details on the Church of Scientology Nashville and its community endeavors, please visit www.scientology-ccnashville.org.