7 November 2011
Scientology Volunteer Ministers Japan Disaster Relief Continues |
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| | Japan • 7 November 2011 | | |
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Nearly eight months since the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Japan Disaster Response Team continues its work in the region. Japan’s announcement today of plans to spend 19 trillion yen ($250 billion) over the next five years to rebuild after the March 2011 earthquake... |
18 October 2011
Update from Haiti for September 2011 |
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| | Haiti • 18 October 2011 | | |
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More that 300 Volunteer Ministers groups in Haiti trained more that 20,000 in simple VM techniques and helped some 12,000 in the month of September 2011. We continue delivering seminars throughout the country. Some of our recent activities include: Twenty-four Volunteer Ministers groups in Bon Repos,... |
28 September 2011
Peter Dunn: All in the Name of Help |
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| | Japan • 28 September 2011 | | |
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Australian Scientologist Peter Dunn has served as a Scientology Volunteer Minister in Haiti, Queensland, and Japan. At 4 a.m. on March 11, 2011, the shock wave from the magnitude 9 earthquake that triggered a 30-foot tsunami off the northeast coast of Japan reached Australia—not as a physical... |
27 September 2011
The Work of the Volunteer Ministers Disaster Response in Ishinomaki, Japan, Continued |
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| | Japan • 27 September 2011 | | |
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One volunteer speaks of her experience on the Ishinomaki Volunteer Ministers Team and the effect it has had on her life.It has been six months since I came to the disaster area. I have been working in the Ishinomaki team ever since. There are always some foreign volunteers working with us, which can... |
23 September 2011
Church of Scientology Disaster Response Hosts Alabama Disaster Volunteer Appreciation Day |
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| | Alabama • 23 September 2011 | | |
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Birmingham, Alabama—More than 200 volunteers representing thousands who helped those devastated by the April 2011 tornadoes were honored in Birmingham August 25, 2011 at a special dinner marking Alabama Disaster Volunteer Appreciation Day. Alabama First Lady Diane Bentley and Birmingham Mayor William... |