Internet marketing guru Tony Rockliff loves to help people. So it is fitting that he will be returning to Nashville to deliver another seminar about internet marketing for aspiring artists.

Active in drug education and prevention throughout the year, the Foundation for a Drug-Free World participated in the United Nations Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.

Parishioners of the Church of Scientology in Nashville spread information on The Way to Happiness at the recent Freedom Festival in Hendersonville, TN.

The Hispanic community of Nashville is having a family day complete with bounce houses, food and even information on the truth about drugs.

The Church of Scientology is known for its tools to improve one's life. At a Scientology Congress, many of these tools are presented and demonstrated.

Grammy winning arranger and composer David Campbell to deliver seminar at the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre Nashville on June 4, 2012 about the basics of success in the music industry.

The Church of Scientology in Nashville has been providing training services to help workers become more efficient and thereby more capable of holding a job.

The Hubbard Dianetics Foundation offers a weekly seminar to help people resolve problems and barriers in life.

A church anniversary signifies a spiritual renewal or uplifting. This was particularly evident at the Church of Scientology's 3rd annual celebration in its Fall School Building on 8th Avenue South this April.

Nashville Church of Scientology helps filmmakers take center stage during the Nashville Film Festival.

Nashville Church of Scientology hosts seminar to help up and coming film makers.

The Foundation for a Drug-Free South participates in worldwide events to educate the community about the dangers of drugs. For World Health Day, they distributed booklets to their neighbors.

The Religion Communicators Council hold monthly programs to increase PR and communications skills. This month, Nashville's chapter heard from an PR man with over 20 years of experience.

The Nashville Religion Communicators Council is ready to learn from 20 year PR and marketing veteran Peter Woolfolk at their March meeting.