Featuring three stunning television commercials—“Our Voice,” “Our Church” and “Our Movement”—the campaign opens a window into the religion’s ability to empower individuals, change lives and transform communities.
Reaching across television, social media and billboards with visuals as striking as its message, the campaign offers a glimpse into a religion rooted in personal growth and global impact. The commercials answer the question many have been asking—“What is Scientology?”—by showing the religion through the lives of its parishioners, the spirit of its churches and the breadth of its humanitarian initiatives.
Scientology is not just a belief system but a movement grounded in action.
The first ad, “Our Voice,” highlights the individuals who make up the religion, showcasing their diversity, achievements and shared commitment to improving lives. One such Scientologist is Bryant Guzman, a Los Angeles native and successful entrepreneur.
Bryant says that Scientology has been a cornerstone of his success—not just professionally, but personally. “I tell everyone I meet that I am a Scientologist because I know Scientology is for everyone,” he says.
In “Our Voice,” viewers meet many like Bryant, each exemplifying what it means to thrive as a Scientologist. “With Scientology, you find out who you are and you become more intrinsically connected with others,” he explains. It’s a message of empowerment and connection that serves as a central theme of the campaign.
“Our Church,” the second ad, takes viewers inside Churches of Scientology around the world. Far more than buildings, these centers serve as beacons for their communities, offering a welcoming space for personal growth, spiritual discovery and service to others. The ad captures the vibrant energy of these spaces—bustling hubs where people come together to learn, grow and make a difference. It’s a reminder that Scientology is not just a belief system but a movement grounded in action.
The third ad, “Our Movement,” highlights the Church’s far-reaching humanitarian programs—from disaster relief to drug education and human rights initiatives, reflecting the religion’s eternal commitment to making a positive impact on a global scale. Viewers learn that Scientology is not only about personal transformation but about uplifting others and creating a better world. Bryant’s words echo that same spirit: “Regardless of any hardship you’ve had, there’s always someone you can help and someone who can help you,” he says.
Together, the three messages paint a powerful picture of the religion’s purpose. They celebrate its people, its places and its movement, together weaving a tapestry of inspiration for viewers everywhere.
With millions asking “What is Scientology?” the new campaign ads provide answers—not with speeches or slogans, but by showing Scientology in action.
The “Global Welcome to Scientology” campaign isn’t just a series of ads—it’s an invitation to explore, to discover and to connect. Through its people, its churches and its movement, Scientology offers the tools to realize your potential and make a difference in the world.
For Scientologists like Bryant Guzman, the campaign is a source of pride, not only because it shares their personal stories but because it reflects their collective mission to improve life for all people, regardless of culture, background or faith—a purpose intrinsic to what it means to be a Scientologist.
As the videos boldly show, Scientology is more than a religion. It’s a force for good that embraces all of humanity.
