Indispensable Help in Times of Need
Scientology Volunteer Ministers
A Volunteer Minister is a person who helps his fellow man on a volunteer basis by restoring purpose, truth and spiritual values to the lives of others.
— L. Ron Hubbard
This Volunteer Minister team (above) fired out from the United Kingdom to India to help those suffering from the Tsunami disaster.
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Indian women helping each other with Scientology assists.
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The Scientology Volunteer Minister program is a global movement, providing effective help since the mid 1970s to those in need.
Volunteer Ministers are world renowned for their effective efforts in times of disaster, natural or man-made—such as in New York City at the World Trade Center, September 2001, where more than 800 of them were instrumental in the massive rescue and relief operations. In recognition of their extraordinary work, the New York Fire Department awarded the Volunteer Ministers a Medal of Honor.
Volunteer Ministers are now a vital force in bringing aid to victims of the Tsunami disaster in India, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Indonesia.
The tens of thousands of Volunteer Ministers active around the world share a strong conviction that SOMETHING CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT. Using basic principles and procedures developed by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, they do so whenever and wherever the need for help arises.
A Volunteer Minister uses the technology of Scientology to change conditions for the better.
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They are not only proficient in alleviating emotional and physical pain, but also in providing help through marriage counseling, conflict resolution, handling drug abuse, overcoming illiteracy and other aspects of life’s troubles.
Thousands of community members and leaders all over the world have trained in the basic Scientology procedures used by the Volunteer Ministers to bring effective help to those around them.
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A Tibetan monk administers a Scientology assist to a young Tsunami victim.
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Through a Scientology assist, this boy regained his hearing which he had lost when the Tsunami struck his village.
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Members of the Volunteer Minister team in India.
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