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WORLD FAMOUS JAZZ MUSICIAN CHICK COREA IN BRUSSELS TO PRESENT NON-RELIGIOUS MORAL CODE, THE WAY TO HAPPINESS
JOSE LUIS ABELLAN, SPANISH HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATE RECEIVES THE 2004 THE WAY TO HAPPINESS AWARD 28th May 2004.World famous jazz musician Chick Corea appeared at the Church of Scientology International’s office in Brussels, presenting his own personalized version of a booklet called the Way To Happiness — a non religious moral code by philosopher and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard. Multi Grammy awards winner, Chick Corea played to a packed enthusiastic audience at the Flagey theatre in Brussels last night, where they were also treated to an impromptu performance with Belgian harmonica great, Toots Thielemans.
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	EUROPEAN COORDINATION CENTER OF THE SCIENTOLOGY VOLUNTEER MINISTERS FORMED IN BRUSSELS TO COORDINATE THE ACTIVITIES OF MORE THAN 2,000 VOLUNTEERS AND TO ADVOCATE VOLUNTEERISM IN THE CAPITAL OF EUROPE Brussels, 13 May 2004. The formation of the European Coordination Centre of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers (ECCVM) has been announced at a special presentation event in Brussels with the participation of prominent speakers and delegates of the Volunteer Ministers Programme from different European countries. Full story and photo >
	TWO-DAY HANDS-ON WORKSHOP FOR EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS AND EMBASSIES TACKLES 1 BILLION ILLITERACY PROBLEM WORLDWIDE ...a two-day practical workshop on the innovative Study Technology of L. Ron Hubbard was held at the European Office of the Church of Scientology International in Brussels ... Full story and photo >
	SCIENTOLOGISTS CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF A NEW SCIENTOLOGY MISSION IN MANILA, MAKING DIANETICS AVAILABLE TO THE 77 MILLION PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES On April 23, 2004, multi-platinum award-winning recording artist David Pomerantz along with actor and martial arts expert Ernie Reyes, Jr. dedicated the new Church of Scientology Mission of Manila. Full story and photo >
	FOUNDATION FOR A DRUG-FREE EUROPE FORMS IN BRUSSELS The Foundation for a Drug-Free Europe (FDFE) was launched in Brussels with the participation of prominent speakers, members of the Foundation's Advisory Board, European Institution officials, community and religious leaders.... Full story and photo >
	WORLD EDUCATIONAL TOUR TEACHES HUMAN RIGHTS TO YOUTH IN 13 COUNTRIES Director of Youth for Human Rights International, educator Mary Shuttleworth of Los Angeles, today arrived back in Los Angeles after a 45,000-mile tour through 13 major world cities over 35 days to promote the teaching of human rights to young people. Full story and photo >
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