David Miscavige at the Grand Opening of the Fort Harrison Hotel

"This Fort Harrison is and will always remain a landmark and home of all of Clearwater."—Mr. David Miscavige, Chairman of the Board, Religious Technology Center. Clearwater, Florida—March 14, 2009

David Miscavige Hosted Scientology Event

The Charity Concert, two days after the 25th Anniversary of the International Association of Scientologists, when Mr. David Miscavige presented a 25-year retrospective of the major accomplishments of the Scientology religion since the founding of the Association in 1984, from religious recognition in the U.S. to the creation of Ideal Scientology Churches in Madrid, New York and Berlin, to the humanitarian activities of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers and the Scientology human rights and anti-drug campaigns.

At the occasion of the 35th Anniversary of the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre International in 2004, Mr. David Miscavige describes the Scientology Volunteer Ministers program in these terms:

"The final word, as regards our front-line work bringing our help wherever and whenever needed is our corps of 30-thousand Scientology Volunteer Ministers — on call, 24 hours a day in scores of nations.

Momentous advance in Dianetics technology

In June this year, aboard the Freewinds, Mr. David Miscavige announced “the single most momentous advance in Book One technology since May 9, 1950.” It was a project he personally drove for the better part of four years, and it culminated in the release of materials that will now make Dianetics universally accessible.

Central to the advance, and also under David Miscavige’s direction, were 32 new films in 15 languages—four and a half hours of visual instruction in the procedures of Dianetics.