Credo: Susan Taylor

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Taylor was climbing mountains and teaching skiing in Jackson Hole, Wy., in 1969 when a friend gave her a book entitled “The Fundamentals of Thought.” It was by L. Ron Hubbard, who founded the Church of Scientology just 16 years before. After reading the book and taking a scientologist communications course, Taylor became a staff member of her local church. Now she’s the president of the Church of Scientology in D.C. and the national director of the church’s disaster relief efforts. She spoke to The Washington Examiner about how she appreciates Scientology’s ability to help people, no matter what the problem, and give answers, no matter what the question.

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