Mr. David Miscavige, Chairman of the Board Religious Technology Center

Keynote Address at the Grand Opening of the Church of Scientology of San Francisco (cont.)

Here is the Central Organization from which to bring all our programs, all our tech, literally everywhere. And by that I mean you can bring tutoring programs to help all generations, and give every community the language skills they need to realize their dreams in this land of opportunity.

You can spark the new groups that bring LRH tech to those working with unemployed and the homeless, to give them not only a new chance, but a new life. Across every community, you can form the Narconon Chapters to end addiction.

In every prison, halfway house and juvenile hall, you can establish Criminon programs to restore self-respect and return to society contributing citizens.

In every neighborhood, you can form The Way to Happiness associations to bring common sense morals right to the streets, and Volunteer Minister Chapters to tend to every other of life's problems.

And beyond that, and most important of all, you can create new Missions in every community. In Chinatown, outer-Richmond, the Mission District and from North Beach to the Pacific Heights, helping each one move onto the Bridge itself.

In other words, from here you can do it all. For this is more than just a home for you, the Scientologists of San Francisco. It's also a home for the broader community, where all men and women of goodwill are welcome, and who we dedicate ourselves to helping, each and every one.

And in recognition of that, it is my honor to present you with this trophy. It reads,

“You are creating an island of friendliness, decency and succor in the sea of a violent world.

“Sometime in the future the islands will become the sea.

“Others talk about a better world.

“We are making one.” — L. Ron Hubbard

“To the Executives, Staff and Public of the San Francisco organization, in commemoration of the grand opening of your new Church, and all you will do to make that better world.”

Thank you very much.