Volunteer Ministers and the Help They Provide

I just spent some more time on the Scientology video channel.

I loved the Way to Happiness clips. Some of those hit home pretty personally!

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The videos on the Scientology site are so totally cool!

They have their whole own channel! Jeez!

Okay. Ask me a question about Scientology now!!!!

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The Scientology Volunteer Ministers Eastern European Goodwill Tour is in Košice, in the Slovak Republic. The Slovak Republic is one of the more recent nations to join the EU, and they had a hard time coming up to the economic bottom line required for entry. When I was last over in Europe and we were driving to Hungary we were advised to steer clear of Slovakia because of higher crime rate there than in other nearby countries. We had to jerrymander our way around to avoid it. But obviously if it affects tourists badly it must be a real problem to natives.

The Goodwill Tour is a really good idea for that area. The courses are free or very inexpensive. Second. And the Scientology Handbook booklets have now been translated into Slovakian.

I've heard from some of the people who did courses or seminars when the Tour was in Romania and Poland that the VMs inspired them to set up their own VM groups. So that's another great reason.

A few years down the road when we hear about the "Church of Scientology of Košice I'll remember reading about this.

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The Scientology Volunteer Ministers have become a major movement throughout the world, delivering effective help to people by the thousands. The What is Scientology? site includes a section that describes in detail what they accomplish. Hearing about their successes is always of interest to me.

This is a good article about a country in Africa in dire need of help - Namibia. The Scientology Volunteer Ministers Africa Goodwill Tour went to Namibia and has been delivering the needed help with excellent results.