The Scientology Volunteer Ministers of the Church of Scientology of Buffalo are working with other churches and community groups to make Buffalo a model city.

Contemplating starting a business of one's own could be daunting in view of the statistics: according to the US Department of Trade and Industry, as of two years ago, nearly 50% of small businesses in America fail within their first three years in operation...

At exactly 10:00 A.M. on the 8th of September, the doors will open to WISE International's first-ever North American Consultant Conference - and no one can say for certain what will happen next.

Music Legend Isaac Hayes' Personalized Edition of The Way to Happiness book Launches Buffalo's Inner-city Campaign

Forging a brighter future for any American city requires many shoulders to the wheel, and putting their weight behind a better Buffalo Wednesday night were community officials, leaders and parishioners of several local churches, and more than 100 community activists and dedicated Buffalonians.

This week, an answer came from far and wide - by way of Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) and ''YW Teens,'' a group of Genesee County teenagers dedicated to bring an end to discrimination, racism and conflict in our streets and schools.

The Church of Scientology of Buffalo Saturday partnered with the Healing Tree Ministries at a benefit fashion show held at the Church's community hall at the corner of Main and Virginia streets.

In a world wracked by crime, violence and political turmoil, Buffalo's arts community is taking center stage to change that trend in this town.

Susan Trask is a Volunteer Minister with the Church of Scientology of Buffalo, and she recently had the opportunity to perform a miracle. As she described it, "Tom and Kathy Pieczynski, two parishioners of the Buffalo Church, asked me to help a 17-year old girl who had been in a major car accident. "When I arrived at the hospital, she was unresponsive and unconscious."

January 31st, 2005 marks the grand opening in Buffalo of "Psychiatry Exposed," an exhibit produced by the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), sponsored by the Church of Scientology of Buffalo.