Scientology is open to anyone who seeks spiritual betterment.

The materials that make up Scientology’s scriptures are broadly published, widely promoted and available to anyone. Churches and missions are open to the public seven days a week. Anyone can come in for a tour and see personally what the Church is all about.

Scientologists come from all walks of life, ranging from teachers to businessmen, doctors, housewives, attorneys, engineers, nurses, construction workers, celebrities, marketing and administrative personnel, secretaries, athletes, civil servants and virtually any other pursuit anyone can value.

What celebrities are Scientologists?

An individual’s religion is a private matter and it is not the Church’s duty or desire to publicly discuss who is or is not a Scientologist. Obviously many Scientology celebrities have been outspoken in their support of the Church. But that is exclusively their own choice.

The fact is, people from all walks of life receive Scientology services and many artists and professionals are attracted by what Scientology has to offer. Artists are respected because they have an important role in society. As public figures and role models, they help set social and moral standards. Good or bad, what an artist does in life is often widely reported by media. Celebrities who are Scientologists live happy, successful and moral lives which set a positive example for the rest of the world. In addition, their support for social betterment activities which seek to improve society is of great value.

What does Scientology have to say about other religions?

Scientology respects all religions. It shares with other religions the dreams of peace and salvation.

The Church’s Creed states that “all men have inalienable rights to their own religious practices and their performance.”

Scientology ministers-in-training study all the major religions of the world to better understand how they fit into the large religious community.