Church of Scientology Nashville 25th Anniversary

Church of Scientology & Celebrity Centre, Nashville Tennessee

July 21, 2010—NASHVILLE, TN—In the year since its move to the historic Fall School Building in Nashville, the Church of Scientology has experienced greater expansion than in its previous twenty-four years in Music City.

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the Church held a black tie soiree July 10, bringing together parishioners, dignitaries, community leaders and celebrities to rejoice in a year of growth and achievement. Between the champagne reception and the “chocolate mountain” finale, attendees delighted in an evening of fine dining, inspirational speeches and exuberant entertainment.

“Our Church is a Celebrity Centre, so of course we we put on a spectacular presentation,” said Rev. Brian Fesler, pastor of the Nashville Church of Scientology. “But the highlight of the evening was hearing our friends talk of their partnership with our Church.” Speakers included a human rights leader who has used materials provided by the Church to teach the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a representative from Hands On Nashville who appreciated the way the Scientology Volunteer Ministers work alongside adherents of other faiths, and the president of an interfaith group who encouraged Church members to be even more active in the community.

“Our church is open to anyone, but we have a special mission to help musicians, artists, community leaders and the like,” said Rev. Fesler.  “These people pull the world along with their dreams and vision. At the same time,  visionaries and leaders are under the most stress and suppression. They deserve help; they want results. We provide both.”

“We are here for the community,” said Rev. Fesler. “People should come,  take a look and  learn about the tools we offer for better living.  We’re here for good, and everyone is welcome.”

For more information, contact the Church at(615) 687-4600 or visit www.scientology.org.