Church of Scientology Stevens Creek of San Jose

I really enjoyed my experience with this organization. I’ve recently moved too far away to continue to do services here, but I am doing services at a nearby church now. I really enjoy this staff, and the building is gorgeous! Worth a look all by itself!

It’s no surprise that Scientology has a bad reputation by the press and public. A lot of their theories are based on belief rather than fact. It is true that Psychiatry is harming the general public but at least Psychiartrists/​Psychologists deal with facts rather than taking someone’s word. I will not give out any names but certain staff will act like they know what is wrong with you life and be up front and say «that is false data» or «do you have a suppressor in your environment. And they will claim that the reason someone quits studying is because of a «misunderstood word». I know that is a bunch of BS because books have thousands of words and it’s almost impossible to understand all of them.
If you value your money and time don’t go to the church of Scientology. And If you don’t value your time and money and want to be thrown in a pile of misfits who have no hope for a better future, Scientology is for you but not a good idea to join unless you want to throw yourlife away.

What a great place! Friendly people, awesome building with very touching and real videos that anyone can relate to! They sum up everything that this organization and its partners do across the world! We certainly learned a thing or two that has helped us personally and we’re glad to be volunteering here every now and then! This place just brings you «up.» you know?

Wow, what a great place! The people here are super friendly and really helpful. You can even get a tour and just find out what it’s all about. There’s a lot of «info» out there on Scientology, but rather than getting opinions about other people’s opinions on the internet, it’s great to be able to go and actually find out for yourself.
They also have a number of simple self improvement courses you can take that can help with so many areas of life — like being successful at work, improving your marriage, communication skills, handling conflicts with others, managing your finances, etc.
I would recommend that anyone who wants to know what the deal is go in and find out for yourself. I personally found the help they have to offer really great and doing the courses I have done has really helped me be more successful in several areas of my life!

I have been doing practical life courses at the Church of Scientology Stevens Creek since 1996. I have learned about ethics, integrity, family values, good work practices and how to manage my money and my business, just to name a few things. Great courses, great people. I recommend these people to anyone looking for solutions in life.

I have learned a lot of valuable information that has helped me be more efficient in my professional life and more happier in my personal one. The people who work there are incredibly helpful and I know if I need help with anything someone is always there.

What heartbreak. I was forced to visit this «church» as a child, but thankfully my wise mother shielded me from being hypnotized and subsequently brainwashed into complacency. I am amazed at the power and greed of this corporation that they are still around selling their Cold War-​era «technology» to weak-​minded, vulnerable people. Break ‘em down and build ‘em up again. That’s what they did to someone I love at one of the weakest points in his life, and I doubt that my family will ever recover.
I hope that my review doesn’t get deleted.

I recently completed a book course based on the book, The Problems of Work by. L. Ron Hubbard at the Scientology Center.
It was a great course. It was well laid out. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The facilities are quite lovely.
I learned how to deal with exhaustion, how to handle the confusions which crop up in the work environment and exactly what work is or should be. It was great.
Now when I start to get overwhelmed on the job I just focus on getting one thing done and then move on to the next and pretty soon everything falls in to place.