After being introduced to the Scientology Handbook by the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Goodwill Tour, Pastor Solomon is using the technology to help his parishioners.

The African Scientology Volunteer Minister Goodwill Tour is currently in south eastern Botswana, where the local residents been getting trained in the technology contained in the Scientology Handbook, and have set up their own local Scientology Volunteer Minister groups in Gaborone and village of Mochudi.

A Scientology Volunteer Minister who has been trained by the Goodwill Tour recently delivered two study workshops in schools in Mochudi. The workshops were very successful, with students now eager to learn things they could not grasp before. One of the teachers has now enrolled on the Study Course at the Volunteer Ministers' center.

A young woman came to the tent a few weeks ago. As an artist she had not been doing well in life but did not know why. But by taking ''The Cause of Suppression'' course, based on a chapter of the Scientology Handbook, she was able to spot that some of her so-called friends were deliberately undermining her. Before the course she had not realized they did not have her best interests at heart. Knowing now who her real friends are, she is now doing much better in life.

Another woman, who wanted help to resolve a conflict she had with her mother, took ''The Cause of Suppression'' course and realized that one of her neighbors was causing this problem by undermining the relationship she had with her mother. Because of the Scientology Handbook she now knew exactly what to do to sort this out.

In his 1976 essay Religious Influence in Society, Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard wrote, "A Volunteer Minister does not shut his eyes to the pain, evil and injustice of existence. Rather, he is trained to handle these things and help others achieve relief from them and new personal strength as well."

Armed with the effective technology of the Scientology Handbook, Scientology Volunteer Ministers are helping their fellow man every day, all over the world.

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