The Churches of Scientology, the RTC, (Religious Technology Center) and the CST, (Church of Spiritual Technology), while they practice Scientology as a religion and own the trademarks of Scientology and Dianetics, have no connection to this group.

Because our Ministry practices Spiritual Technology as given in the books, tapes and lectures of L. Ron Hubbard, Founder of the religion of Scientology, it is necessary that we distinguish our Ministry from that of the Churches of Scientology. Hence the required legal disclaimer as follows:  

Disclaimer We are NOT connected to the Church of Scientology, nor their senior corporations, the RTC and CST. What we do here should not reflect on their organization; I am not a recognized member of those groups.  

Our group focuses on Ministerial Counseling--essentially helping those who are aware that they are spiritual beings attain more certainty about life and living, and to find their way to greater spiritual freedom. We will also train future Ministers to be auditors who can deliver standard technology as presented by L. Ron Hubbard in his books, tapes and bulletins. This training could include various types of communication courses, how to study courses, as well as more advanced courses. Our Ministers were at one time trained in the technology of Scientology at various Churches of Scientology, which we paid for, and the understanding gained from those courses is what we seek to pass on to our students and future Ministers. 

History When the Ministry first started five years or more ago, its first members took on active roles as President, Secretary and Treasurer. Our purpose then was purely that of helping others, and we held activities to bring income to the group that we could then return to the community. At that time we were not delivering Scientology, and each of us had our own spiritual views.  

Many changes have happened since that time. First there were some efforts on the part of people in the freezone (that is, former Scientologists who were no longer connected to the COS) to form groups that would help people locate those who wanted Scientology services outside of the Church of Scientology. Currently there is a group, called casegain, that is a newsgroup where people can get answers about the freezone and determine whether receiving auditing and training in the freezone is a better answer for them than what they are doing now to receive spiritual technology. 

Although many changes have occurred over the last three or so years, it doesn't mean that our original purpose to help those less fortunate than ourselves has been forgotten. Without ample food in people's stomachs and clean water and housing, there is little likelihood of anyone having enough free attention to achieve spiritual enlightenment. We donate a good portion of our Ministry's income to those in need or want. 

An easy way to help people around the world with food is just to stop by The Hunger Site.  It won't cost you anything; it won't put unwanted e-mails into your e-mail box. Just go there and click where it says "donate" and the advertisers will pay for the food.  http://www.tigergold.net/ministry.html

If you would like to know more about the various services that we offering please feel free to e-mail me.