Scientology Volunteers Head Out to Guatemala

The call has gone out for Scientology Volunteer Ministers to go to Guatemala, Mexico and other countries in the region, hit last week by Hurricane Stan.

Anyone who wants to help will be trained by the Scientology Volunteer Ministers and can help them in their work to relieve the suffering caused by this catastrophe.

The Scientology Volunteer Ministers are continuing to do disaster relief in the region hit by Hurricane Katrina, and need more volunteers and donations to get the job done. It is not required that a person be a Scientologist. Anyone who wants to help should go to the Scientology Volunteer Ministers web site which gives information on who to contact and what to do.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers Helping After Hurricane Katrina

For the past two weeks hundreds of Scientology Volunteer Ministers have been working around the clock on disaster relief. More are still needed, and they are putting out an appeal for anyone to come train and join their ranks.

Four years ago almost to the day, Scientology leader, Mr. David Miscavige, wrote a letter to all Scientologists which he called the Wake Up Call. This was a day or so after the terrorist attacks in New York, when the world was reeling from the impact that brought down the World Trade Center. And Mr. Miscavige's appeal was for all Scientologists to greatly raise their level of contribution and their application of Scientology technology.

What others who are not Scientologists often don't realize is that anyone of any faith can learn and use these techniques. That's because Scientology doesn't require faith or belief. It's a very practical religion and the techniques L. Ron Hubbard developed enable a person to understand himself or herself, overcome trauma and raise one's emotional tone to be able to cope with the kinds of disasters, great or small, one encouters in life.

Once Beautiful Louisianna and Mississippi

I want to encourage anyone who finds this blog to help in the disaster relief effort following Hurricane Katrina.

If you think someone else is taking care of it, think again. There are millions of people displaced, at least hundreds of thousands of homes ruined or in great need of repair, New Orleans is devastated, but the small towns on the coast of Mississipi are far worse.

This is not something our agencies can cope with. This is something people like you and I have to contribute to.

And if you can't go (but you should think again and see if you can, at least for a week or two), then you should help support the guys who are there.

The Scientology Volunteer Ministers have 300 people on the ground as I write this, but that is not anywhere NEAR what it is going to take to make the slightest dent in the reconstruction.

So if you can't come (and EVERYONE is welcome to join us. We will train anyone to help and put you to work!) consider sending us enough money to support some volunteers who are there -- who have left their homes and their work and need to have their room and board and supplies paid for so they can stay for a week or two to help.)

Here is a link where you can get information on who to contact to come or to donate.





Scientology Volunteer Ministers
Hurricane Katrina
Relief Effort

The Italian countryside is stunning. There is such a feeling of life and good cheer in this country. And perhaps that is why Scientology is so popular in Italy.