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They are the biggest disaster relief force in the world.
They help their fellow men and women by restoring purpose, truth and spiritual values.
Perhaps most noticeably for many, Volunteer Ministers provide relief from natural disasters - from 9/11 to Hurricane Katrina, and from wildfires to tsunamis.
Volunteer Ministers were awarded the "Points of Light Award" by the Government of Florida for "exemplary volunteer service to their community".
Volunteer Ministers have special training in disaster response techniques. Their technology is effective, and they quickly train others so they help, too.
All Volunteer Ministers know the techniques of providing Locational Processing Assists - techniques that produce proven results in those afflicted by travail.
Yet, like most people doing good, they face criticism, slander and prejudice.
It is this prejudice that keeps them from doing more good, and keeps people from adopting the Assist techniques more universally.
For example all Volunteer Ministers know techniques ranging from how to make a drunk person sober, to how to alleviate the affects of nuclear radiation. If these simple techniques were taken up by police forces worldwide, the huge social and material costs of public drunkenness would evaporate. You can bet that bar owners, ambulance officers and pedestrians would be thankful. Nuclear power, too, would no longer be considered such a risk.
Do you want to know more about Volunteer Ministers?
Do want to learn the techniques of providing Assists?
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