Sunday services are focal points of a united religious community. Scientology services additionally offer workable truths parishioners and visitors can thereafter apply to improve their lives. By participating in these services one can further come to experience the truth of his existence as an immortal soul. That is the message of inspiration and hope each person leaves with after attending a Scientology Sunday service.

The Church of Scientology Sunday service consists of a reading of the Creed of the Church of Scientology, a sermon based on the writings of the Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard or the playing of one of his recorded lectures. Churches also feature the ministration of Scientology spiritual counseling in which the entire congregation participates as well as announcements of Church events and programs. Servicesalways conclude with a prayer.

The Creed of the Church of Scientology

Every Sunday service begins with the reading of the Creed of the Church of Scientology. This document affirms the spiritual aims of the Church, reiterates the Church’s social mission and affords members an opportunity to rededicate themselves to the religion.

The Sermon

Scientology holds that Man determines his own spiritual future through the principles and practices contained in the scripture of the religion, his actions towards others and his observance of the rules of conduct as articulated in the Creed of the Church of Scientology. Consequently, the Sunday sermon typically addresses a topic related to an important Scientology principle or practice and explores its relevance to everyday existence. The minister’s ultimate goal is for each member of the congregation to