16 July 2011
Alabama Tornadoes: Bringing Help to Those Who Can’t Afford It |
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| | Alabama • 16 July 2011 | | |
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The Churches of Scientology Disaster Response came to Birmingham to help those who most needed it, and that found them in Pratt City.The Alabama tornadoes of April 27 caused more immediate destruction than any other disaster in the state’s recent history. But at a time when some would prefer to get... |
2 June 2011
Patience Freeman, Bringing the Gift of Opportunity to the Children of Western Africa |
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| | Ghana • 2 June 2011 | | |
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Through Scientology, Patience Freeman found the key to accomplishing her purpose—to help the children of her native Ghana and all of Western Africa. Her profile is one of 200 “Meet a Scientologist” videos available on the Scientology website at www.Scientology.org. They know her by her yellow T-shirt,... |
5 May 2011
Scientology Volunteer Ministers Provide Disaster Relief to Earthquake and Tsunami Victims in Japan |
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| | Tokyo • 5 May 2011 | | |
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For the past two months, hundreds of Scientology Volunteer Ministers have served in Japan in the wake of the magnitude 9 earthquake and 10-meter tsunami. Several hundred more are now en route to continue their work in Tokyo, Onagawa, Kesennuma and Ishinomaki. Within 24 hours of the disaster, Volunteer... |
23 April 2011
Daimon Yoshida Writes about his Volunteer Minister Work in Kesennuma City after the Earthquake |
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| | Kesennuma • 23 April 2011 | | |
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I was in Kesennuma for several days. My hat is off to the Volunteer Ministers who are staying in a disaster zone for long periods of time. I was shocked to see how widely the devastation spread. The coastline was completely destroyed. I had a map of the city with me, but it was practically useless—where... |
22 April 2011
Hashikami Students Express Their Thanks |
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| | Kesennuma • 22 April 2011 | | |
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The Scientology Volunteer Ministers in Kesennuma presented a very special and colorful thank you note to Mr. Toshiyuki Mizutani, CEO of Hodaka Bicycle Company from the students of Hashikami Junior High School today. With roads and public transportation destroyed, food and supplies were not making... |