The twenty-nine-year-old South African found answers to his own life’s questions and the joy of helping others.

Haitian VMs now have their own permanent center from which to expand.

Just in its first year, the new Costa Rican Volunteer Minister group gains national recognition as the ones who can do something about it.

Everyone needs help at one time or another, in some aspect of their life, be it in the form of spiritual consultation or emergency first aid, and these Volunteer Ministers provide it all.

Mary of Bungoma, Kenya, finds the “secret” to restoring her own failed marriage by attending a Volunteer Minister seminar.

Haitians don’t just experience miracles of VM tech, they learn it to stand on their own.

Humanitarian convoy arrives in Aransas County from Salt Lake City with materials to rebuild homes. The “Something CAN Be Done About It” convoy, carrying more than 200 tons of building supplies, arrived in Rockport this morning.

A humanitarian convoy has just left Salt Lake City for Rockport, Texas, a city that was nearly destroyed by Hurricane Harvey.

Providing the logistical support to keep Los Topos and other rescue workers on the job At the Los Topos Mexico City headquarters at the Church of Scientology Mexico, 39-year-old Víctor Ruiz Jiménez, like the rest of his colleagues, is focused on saving lives. And they are doing just that.

Los Topos Azteca search and rescue team have rescued 26 survivors from the Mexico earthquake. “We need more time to finish this work,” they say.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers join in an annual project organized by Interfaith Ministries of Greater Queen Anne to help underserved kids get their school year off to a good start.

Los Topos Azteca and Volunteer Minister teams working nonstop for two days to save the lives of those buried beneath collapsed buildings following yesterday’s 7.1 magnitude Mexico earthquake.

Death toll from magnitude 7.1 earthquake climbs in Mexico. Call to action announced by International Scientology Volunteer Ministers headquarters. A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck central Mexico September 19, collapsing buildings and killing at least 119 people.

The Church of Scientology Community Center of Harlem and its Scientology Volunteer Ministers honored humanitarians for their dedication and service to the community.