| HAITI | DECEMBER 26, 2017 |

A Home for Volunteer Ministers in Haiti

Haitian VMs now have their own permanent center from which to expand.

Following the grand opening, Haitian Volunteer Ministers patch a nearby road.

In the last issue, you saw Volunteer Ministers in Haiti, revitalizing and rebuilding the nation after the devastation of Hurricane Matthew. The veteran VMs that volunteered after this hurricane from the US and Europe have since returned home, but they left behind a core of Haitian VMs, trained and apprenticed in the VM technology like assists, to carry forward their legacy of help.

And to guarantee the lasting presence of the VM program in Haiti, Haitian VMs opened a new VM Haiti Headquarters. Their grand opening welcomed some 80 people into the VMs’ new home in Carrefour. Located in a church donated by a local bishop, this building now stands as the country’s hub for all Haitian VM activity.

After the opening, the VMs wasted no time getting back to it. They led a citywide cleanup around their headquarters, including patching a damaged road that then prompted city officials to decide to fully pave the road. Then, when monstrous Hurricane Irma threatened to pummel Haiti with her Category 4 winds, Haitian VMs readied their teams for the next disaster.

Most recently, Haitian VMs delivered two on-site seminars teaching more than 450 students L. Ron Hubbard’s Study Technology, earning the Haitian VMs a personal thank you from the Mayor of Plaisance.



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In response to out-of-control wildfires in Israel, Volunteer Ministers succored those needing it most—the men and women battling the blazes. Here is what they had to say.

LOGISTICS DIRECTOR, JERUSALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT

COMMANDER OF THE AIR FORCE FIREFIGHTER UNIT

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