Scientology Volunteer Ministers are Helping the People Across Siberia

The seminar based on the ''How to Improve Your Marriage'' chapter of the Scientology Handbook has proven to be very popular.

The Scientology Volunteer Minister Trans-Siberian Goodwill Tour is using the Scientology Handbook in courses and also in seminars to help people improve the conditions in their lives. The Scientology Handbook is a compilation of the research of Scientology founder, L. Ron Hubbard, to help people deal with situations that ruin their lives.

Each chapter has been published as a separate booklet in the different languages of the regions in which they are traveling, the Scientology Volunteer Ministers have the tools they need to help people do better in any aspect of life.

As an example, one of the Volunteer Ministers used the "Targets and Goals" booklet and helped a local businessman. Although the man had a prosperous business and a successful life, many years earlier he had given up on accomplishing his personal goal that was very important to him, and the moment he gave this up, the spark went out of his life. By reading this chapter of the Scientology Handbook he realized exactly what he had to do, and set out to accomplish his goal once again.

A group of firemen wanted to improve their ability to help people. The Scientology Volunteer Ministers provided a workshop, using the "Tone Scale" chapter of the Scientology Handbook. The firemen gained a much better understanding of what they are running into with people they encounter on the job. They are confident now that they can handle people who are upset, antagonistic or even apathetic.

With people telling them things like "it helped me a lot," "I felt easier" and "thanks for the kind-hearted attitude," it is no wonder that the Scientology Volunteer Ministers look forward to using the Scientology Handbook to help people throughout Russia.

The Scientology Volunteer Ministers are looking forward to making Scientology tools broadly available to people the whole length and breadth of Russia.

Some 800 miles to the south east of Moscow a huge yellow tent suddenly appeared in the center of the city of Perm and it is bringing the message to the people of the region that ''Something CAN be done about it.''