Archive For August 2011
Dianetics Success Story—Gina, Multimedia Consultant & Photographer
on August 18, 2011 by Meet-A-Scientologist in Scientology, Comments Off
Dianetics Success Story—Gina, Multimedia Consultant & Photographer
Who uses Dianetics? Millions of people throughout the world, including Gina, a multimedia consultant and photographer.
"My experience around people before had been pr…
Dianetics Success Story—Erika, Training Instructor
on August 15, 2011 by Meet-A-Scientologist in Scientology, Comments Off
Dianetics Success Story—Erika, Training Instructor
Who uses Dianetics? Millions of people throughout the world, including Erika, a training instructor.
"My dad died about 3 months before I read Dianetics," says Erika. "I used w…
Dianetics Success Story—Eric, Carpenter
on August 12, 2011 by Meet-A-Scientologist in Scientology, Comments Off
Dianetics Success Story—Eric, Carpenter
Who uses Dianetics? Millions of people throughout the world, including Eric, a carpenter.
"I went through a lot of really dark feelings," says Eric. "I think everybody, when they go throu…
A series of Volunteer Ministers Seminars Help More Than 5,000 in Bushenyi, Uganda
on August 11, 2011 by Meet-A-Scientologist in Scientology, Comments Off
At the request of educators in the Bushenyi District of southwest Uganda, in May 2011 a team of Kampala-based Scientology Volunteer Ministers led by Mr. Pedaiah Paul M. Teba, Director of the World Light Caring Mission of Uganda, traveled the 200 miles from the nation’s capital to provide a series of seminars. More than 5,000 teachers, parents, students and children attended the seminars that local officials hope will become an ongoing tradition.
A series of Volunteer Ministers Seminars Help More Than 5,000 in Bushenyi, Uganda
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At the request of educators in the Bushenyi District of southwest Uganda, in May 2011 a team of Kampala-based Scientology Volunteer Ministers led by Mr. Pedaiah Paul M. Teba, Director of the World Light Caring Mission of Uganda, traveled the 200 miles from the nation’s capital to provide a series of seminars. More than 5,000 teachers, parents, students and children attended the seminars that local officials hope will become an ongoing tradition.
Joplin Tornado Volunteers Share a Perspective —Help is the Bottom Line.
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Sometimes, it’s the simple things that make the biggest difference. A Volunteer Minister who helped in the wake of the Joplin, Missouri tornado in May 2011 described how much people appreciated his willingness to do some hard work.For several hours, he and some other volunteers helped a woman dig through the wreckage of her home. She was so grateful about the dishes and glasses they salvage—these were cherished possessions that had belonged to her mother.