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Average Project Coordinator Salary by Company Size

People with the job title Project Coordinator make the most at companies with 1,000+ employees, earning $67,125 on average.

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Average Project Mgmt salaries in Orange County

Job Title	Average Salary	Salary Range
Project Coordinator	$53,949	Min: $45K Max: $67K
Implementation Specialist	$67,000	Min: $62K Max: $72K
Implementation Manager	$72,000	Min: $72K Max: $72K
Project Manager	$96,500	Min: $70K Max: $125K
Senior Project Manager	$120,000	Min: $120K Max: $120K
Technical Project Manager	$121,667	Min: $105K Max: $150K
Scrum Master	$127,500	Min: $125K Max: $130K

Skills that affect Project Coordinator salaries in Orange County

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Project Scheduling

9% have this skill

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Project Planning

8% have this skill

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Program Management

6% have this skill

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Quality Assurance

6% have this skill

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Client Relationship Management

6% have this skill

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Agile Project Management

4% have this skill

Recent Project Coordinator salaries in Orange County

$67,125

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A Branch Support Coordinator reported a yearly salary of $67,125

1-3 Years of Experience

Female

1,000+ Employees

Orange County

$50,000

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A Project Coordinator reported a yearly salary of $50,000 with +$5,000 in additional cash compensation

5-7 Years of Experience

Female

501-1,000 Employees

Orange County

5-10 Reports

$44,721

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A Project Coordinator reported a yearly salary of $44,721

3-5 Years of Experience

Female

501-1,000 Employees

Orange County

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Project Coordinator Salary: Average, Starting, and Demand

Project coordinators have a challenging job. They must assist project managers in ensuring that all the elements of a project are completed on deadline and within the budget. In addition to that, they must negotiate and coordinate with team members and other stakeholders, which means they need excellent “soft skills” such as communication and empathy.

If a project begins to creep beyond its original scope, the project coordinator’s job becomes even more complex. It’s a role that requires fantastic management, multitasking and coordination skills. In light of all that, how much does it typically pay?

What is a project coordinator’s average salary?

According to Emsi Burning Glass, which collects and analyzes millions of job postings from across the country, the median project coordinator salary currently stands at $47,072. That’s much lower than the average salary for technologists in general: According to the latest Dice Tech Salary Report, the average technologist salary stands at $104,566, having increased 6. 9 percent between 2020 and 2021.  

As with many jobs, however, a project coordinator’s salary increases with experience and skills; working at a deep-pocketed company (such as a tech giant) can also have a very positive impact on salary. Those with more than nine years in the role can earn as much as $83,000, and that’s before you consider perks and benefits. At a certain point, many project coordinators may choose to become a project manager, which can often prove more lucrative.

What is a project coordinator’s starting salary?

Project coordinators with between zero and two years of experience might expect to earn a median salary of $44,000. Education can also impact starting salaries; those with an associate’s degree have a median salary of $41,000, while those who’ve earned a bachelor’s can pull down $52,000.

What are the most valuable skills for a project coordinator?

An analysis by Emsi Burning Glass shows that the following skills pop up most often in job postings for project coordinators:

• Project management
• Scheduling
• Budgeting
• Customer service
• Project planning and development skills
• Administrative support

In addition, these job postings list “soft skills” such as communication, organization, teamwork/collaboration, problem-solving, multi-tasking, and writing—all of which are key to helping manage teams in a complex, often fast-paced environment.

Project coordinators are used in multiple industries. In a tech-industry context, however, keep in mind that many companies will want you to grasp your projects’ technical aspects. If you’re assisting a project manager in a software-development effort (building a mobile app, say), you’ll almost certainly need working knowledge of the programming languages, tools, and platforms involved.

Are project coordinators in demand?

Over the past 12 months, employers posted some 65,936 open positions for project managers, and the average time to fill an open role was 38 days—a bit lower than other roles such as software developer, and indicative of somewhat softer demand. Emsi Burning Glass predicts that the project coordinator role will grow roughly four percent over the next decade.

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Mayakovskaya

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Mitino

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Provision of generalized information about the completed well workover to the Customer and the project manager (regional coordinator)
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What does a project coordinator do?

The Project Coordinator performs administrative tasks that support the Project Manager and ensures projects are completed on schedule and on budget. You can participate in specific projects or support the business as a whole. You can find project coordinators in a wide variety of organizations, from architecture firms, agricultural businesses, technology firms, healthcare, and construction. Responsibilities of the project coordinator may include:

• Help and support project managers with tasks such as developing standard operating procedures, drafting documents, and making appointments

• Track, analyze, and communicate project commitments and opportunities

• Gather data and track project success metrics

• Schedule meetings to coordinate project work and provide status updates

• Monitor budgets and other financial documents and resolve any financial issues

• Updating and using risk/opportunity registers to mitigate financial risks

• Development of training materials

Average salary

day or temporary work. Salaries for project coordinators vary depending on the location, size and sector of the employer, as well as the education and experience of the employee.

• Regular US salary: $21.13 an hour

• Wages range from $7.25 to $46.55 an hour.

Project Coordinator Requirements

To become a project coordinator, you need a combination of education and experience. The exact levels of each will depend on the position you are applying for, but hiring managers will consider:

Education

Associate project coordinator positions may not require formal education after a high school diploma or GED, but many employers require that candidates entry-level project coordinators had a bachelor’s degree in business, communications, or a related field. These disciplines prepare these professionals with core business principles and experience in teamwork and project management.

Professional development

Project coordinators often receive on-the-job training that specifically focuses on education and training for this role. You may work alongside a departing team member, or you may be supervised by a project manager. After shadowing and supervision, you should be comfortable doing tasks on your own.

Certifications

Certifications show your employer that you have the skills, knowledge and technical ability to help you in your job. Here are some common certifications that can help you in your project coordinator career:

Certified SCRUM Master

For companies that use the Scrum framework to organize projects, certification from, for example, the International Scrum Assembly can teach the process. This certification can open up opportunities for career advancement, such as becoming a Scrum Master and increasing your earning potential.

PRINCE2

This certification stands for Projects in Controlled Environments and shows how to manage projects by breaking them down into smaller, more manageable task groups. You can obtain this certificate online from several vendors.

Primavera Certification

This is a training program for project management software such as Primavera P6 Professional Project Management. Modules cover topics such as project creation, project planning, financing, project execution and control. The result of passing the exam is a Primavera Certified Specialist Diploma, which can be useful to potential employers.

Skills

Some of the specific skills required to be a successful project coordinator include:

Communication

The project coordinator can use interpersonal skills such as conflict management to resolve problems that team members may have. In addition, they must have exceptional written and verbal communication skills so that the entire team understands what is expected of them.

These professionals may also interact directly with clients and senior management, which means they may need to adjust their communication style to provide project updates to various stakeholders.

Problem Solving and Critical Thinking

Critical thinking skills are essential because projects can be difficult or create unexpected obstacles. The project coordinator must act quickly to implement these changes and maintain the project schedule. They may also need the help of a project manager if the project changes, or collaboration with other team members to find an effective solution.

Time Management

The Project Coordinator carefully monitors and coordinates each stage of the project to ensure that they meet critical deadlines. They can use calendar management and other task management tools to make sure every team member gets the job done and the project stays on schedule.

Budgeting

This professional assists the project manager in managing project finances. The project coordinator may be involved in resource allocation, cost monitoring and cash flow forecasting.

Project coordinator work environment

Project coordinators usually work in offices, but the work environment may vary by industry. You may need to travel to visit project clients or places of work. Depending on the industry, you may deal directly with clients or work primarily in a non-client role.

In some sectors, such as construction, there may be time spent outside. On some projects, you may not need to leave the office. There can be a wide range of tasks at work, as projects can be diverse in content, client needs, or processes.

How to become a project coordinator

Working as a project coordinator means that you support the business and everyone on your team. Follow these steps to find a project coordinator job.

1. Research the job market

Review job descriptions or companies that interest you to better align your career path with these expectations. Determine the skills and training required to get the job you want.

2. Continue your education

You can find an entry-level position that only requires a high school diploma or GED and appropriate interpersonal skills. Consider also getting a bachelor’s degree and gaining more knowledge about the basic principles of business.

3. Consider Certification

Depending on your company and industry, consider getting a certification to assess your knowledge and skills and better demonstrate your skills to potential employers.

4. Develop advanced skills

Competence with computers and technology is important for many project coordinator positions, so consider upgrading your skills and experience with those in your intended industry. For example, learning about electronic patient record systems if you want to work in healthcare.

5. Get relevant experience

You can apply for a junior or entry-level project coordinator with a resume that highlights your education, certifications, and skills. Consider also working in similar positions, such as office administration, to gain valuable experience and interpersonal skills such as time management, organization, and customer service.

Sample Project Coordinator Job Description

We are looking for a capable Project Coordinator to support and organize a wide range of projects, from simple business events to more complex multi-site plans. As a project coordinator, your responsibilities will include:

• Work closely with the project manager to prepare detailed action plans with required resources, timelines and project budgets.

• Scheduling meetings both within the team and with external parties

• Perform a variety of coordination tasks such as risk management, administrative duties, project documentation, and handling financial and other inquiries.

  To succeed in this role, you must have excellent time management, communication and organizational skills and enjoy multitasking. You will need to achieve results within a strict deadline and work with clients and our team to achieve this. A high school diploma or GED is required, along with three to five years of work experience.

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Johnson Family Daycare in Rosemount, MN enhances the kids physically, emotionally, mentally, and socially. Their staff offers state-licensed teaching strategies that promote the children’s growth and learningusing active involvement. They feature an environment that is well-planned with different material choices that are meeting the student’s needs at their developmental levels….

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Come Unto ME Christian Daycare is a licensed day care facility at 16290 Galena Ave W, Rosemount, MN that works to provide children fun while learning. That is why their center provides a learning environmentthat helps their little learners grow and develop at a pressure-free pace….

Day Care Respite

14950 Canada Ave W, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $236/wk

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Day Care Respite offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 14950 Canada Ave W, the company serves families living in the Rosemount, MNarea. Day Care Respite has served the community since they started in 2010….

Constance Welp

6939 164th St W, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $206/wk

Description:

Constance Welp is a licensed home-based child care provider that offers early care and education programs for young kids. The company admits infants up to 12-year old elementary students. Constance Welp isfully licensed to enroll and handle a total of 14 children….

Mary Schmidt

12965 Bengal Ave W, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $206/wk

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Mary Schmidt is a locally operating provider that offers home-based child care services and early education for young kids. The facility is fully licensed to enroll and take care of 12 children on a full-timebasis. Mary Schmidt has been doing business in the area since 1975. …

Jolene Maeck

14019 Cobbler Ave, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $206/wk

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Jolene Maeck is a locally operating child care provider that offers full-time daycare programs designed for young kids. The company serves families living in the Rosemount, MN area. Jolene Maeck operates duringweekdays and Saturdays from 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M….

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Just Kidding Around in Rosemount, Minnesota seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Child Care providerthat can accommodate up to 96 children….

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Teddy Bear Hill Day Care offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 14697 Delmar Ct, the company serves families living in the Rosemount,MN area. Teddy Bear Hill Day Care has served the community since they opened in 2005. …

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Kristine’s Day Care is a company that provides child care services and educational programs to children of Rosemount, Minnesota. This childcare facility is experienced to provide stimulating educationalactivities that enhance the children’s academic performance, physical abilities and social skills. It provides a safe and nurturing environment suitable for children’s growth and development….

Terri’s Daycare

16354 Finch Way W, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $236/wk

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Terri’s Daycare offers center-based and full-time child care and early education services designed for young children. Located at 16354 Finch Way W, the company serves families living in the Rosemount, MN area.Terri’s Daycare has served the community since they opened in 2010….

Marians Daycare

16082 Finland Ave W, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $236/wk

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Marian’s Daycare is a child care center that offers quality early education at 16082 Finland Ave W, Rosemount, MN. Their center features an interactive environment that promotes lots of opportunities fordynamic learning that strengthens their student’s academic and character development….

JANICE OLSON

3360 131st St W, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $206/wk

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Janice Olson operates a home-based childcare center that serves the community of Rosemount MN. This center provides age-appropriate programs that foster holistic development among children. It encourages theacademic, social, and physical development of students in a warm, loving, and nurturing environment….

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Woolly Bear Childcare, Inc. is a child care and learning facility established to serve the families living in Rosemount, Minnesota. It provides a clean and healthy place where children can safely learn, play,explore and discover. It also provides age-appropriate learning materials and activities that enhance and stimulate the children’s creativity, imagination, curiosity and ability to absorb knowledge. …

Debora Deveraux

16307 Fantasia Ave, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $206/wk

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Debora Deveraux operates a child care center that serves the community of Rosemount MN. This center provides age-appropriate programs that foster holistic development among children. It encourages the academic,social, and physical development of students in a warm, loving, and nurturing environment….

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3022 131st St W, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $206/wk

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Regina Hicks in Rosemount, Minnesota seeks to provide a nurturing, high quality, safe and fun learning environment that is fit for the child’s overall growth and development. It is a Home-based Child Careprovider that can accommodate a certain number of children….

Theresa Millen

3285 Lower 150th St W, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $206/wk

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15668 Crestone Ct, Rosemount, MN 55068

Costimate: $206/wk

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Julie Gustason operates a child care center that serves the community of Rosemount MN. This center provides age-appropriate programs that foster holistic development among children. It encourages the academic,social, and physical development of students in a warm, loving, and nurturing environment….

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What are the benefits of daycare near me in Rosemount, MN?

Daycare centers near you in Rosemount, MN offer a number of benefits to both children and guardians. For the kids, daycare is an opportunity to learn coping and social skills, explore the world, and form relationships with other children – all while staying active and stimulating their minds with educational activities. For parents and guardians, daycare often provides peace of mind that their children are supervised in a safe and nurturing environment with skilled professionals on board to tackle responsibilities such as discipline, problem solving strategies, and nutrition. All in all, daycare is a valuable resource for families by providing quality childcare and early childhood education services.

What should I consider when thinking about daycare costs in Rosemount, MN?

The average cost of daycare near you in Rosemount, MN will vary depending on your specific needs. When looking at available daycares, consider the age of your child, where you live, and the type of daycare center you are considering – all of which impact how much you’ll spend. Once you have an idea of what kind of care best suits your family needs, reach out to prospective daycares for estimates.

What services do daycare centers offer near me in Rosemount, MN?

Daycares near you in Rosemount, MN provide a range of services that allow children to grow and develop in safe, secure environments. Daycare centers are staffed by qualified professionals who create a caring atmosphere for kids and strive to teach them lessons fundamental to their well-being, and typically include activities such as playtime, meals, age-appropriate lessons and learning opportunities designed to prepare young minds for the world ahead.

What should I look for in a daycare center near me in Rosemount, MN?

Finding the right daycare center near you in Rosemount, MN for your child can be an overwhelming experience, but the process can be streamlined with a clear understanding of what to look for. It’s important to consider factors such as certification and accreditation, as well as any health and safety protocols that are in place. Additionally, factors such as cost, accessibility, and the quality of care provided are sure to be top of mind. Ultimately, selecting the best daycare center will depend on finding one that meets your expectations and is tailored to your child’s specific needs.

What questions should I ask when looking for a daycare for my child near me in Rosemount, MN?

As a parent or guardian, selecting the right daycare near you in Rosemount, MN for your child is an important decision. Make sure to ask the right questions to ensure your child will have a safe, fun and educational experience. Some questions you might consider asking include: What are the teacher-to-child ratios? What types of activities do you plan as part of the daily program? Is there an outdoor play area and what safety regulations are in place regarding that space? How often is communication provided to parents regarding their child’s progress or issues that arise? Be sure to ask specifics about any policies related to enrollment fees, tuition payments, health and vaccination requirements and more. In summary, arm yourself with knowledge by asking key questions so that you can find the perfect fit for your little one.

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Twinkle Patch WeeCare

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Ellen’s Daycare

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Ashley’s Little Peanuts WeeCare

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Frequently Asked Questions – Childrens Center

Q: Are you a daycare?

A: The term day care often assumes that low skill professionals are keeping children alive through the day. When, here at the Boise State Children’s Center, so much more is happening. Our educators thoughtfully and intentionally partner with families, design beautiful environments, provocations, and learning invitations, engage in deep conversations with children about their interests, and advocate for children’s rights in the first five years of life. 

The words we use matter and have an impact. How we talk about early care and education directly aligns with our expectations for how we believe children should be treated and the expectations we hold for the adults who engage with them. When we use respectful terms to talk about early childhood educators and their work, as a community, we are demonstrating a high level of respect for young children and the important learning and development that occurs in the first five year.  

At Boise State University we don’t have a daycare, we have early care and education. We do not have providers in our classrooms, we have early childhood educators. We are proud of this distinction and hope you are, too. 

 Q: Do you offer part-time care?

A: Our belief is that children really thrive when they have a reliable and stable routine. Knowing this, we are only enrolling children in full-time spots at the Children’s Center at this time. 

Q: Can any family place themselves on the waitlist?

A: At this time, we are only serving the faculty, staff, and student families of Boise State University. If space allows, students, staff and faculty from University of Idaho will be offered spaces. 

Q: What does the waitlist process look like? 

A: By following this link, you will be able to place your child/children on our waiting list.  This page also has the option to view our waitlist by age group. This document is updated monthly, and the last time that it was updated is indicated  in the spreadsheet’s name. If your child is offered a spot in our program, you will receive about a month’s notice from their start date at the Children’s Center. 

Q: How is it decided which child on the waitlist will be offered a spot? 

A: Priority will be given to the staff members’ children at the Children’s Center. The next priority will be given to the siblings of those children who are already enrolled at the Center. After this, spots are offered depending on the age of the child and where they are in chronological order on the waitlist. 

1. What are the Center hours?

The Center is open 5 days a week and from 7:30 AM to 5:15 PM year round. You can access our calendar to view days we are closed for holidays and professional development here.

 

Q: What does an “average day” look like at the Children’s Center?

7:30 a. m.* Greeting Time / Classroom Exploration 

9:00 a.m. Snack 

9:30 a.m. Morning Meetings

10:00 a.m. Investigations/Explorations; Outdoor Play; Large Muscle Activities 

12:15 p.m.Lunch 

12:45 p.m.Rest/Quiet Activities 

3:15 p.m. Snack 

4:00 p.m.*Open Learning Centers, Outdoor Play 

5:15 p.m. Closing Time 

Q: What is your curriculum?

A: At the Boise State Children’s Center we believe in the early years PLAY IS ENOUGH. 

We are not an academic readiness or theme based early care and education center. Instead, we follow a child centered inquiry, play-based learning approach to honor and nurture young children’s natural curiosity as the driving force and foundation for lifelong learning. Children in all classrooms use open ended materials and loose parts as the primary materials for learning, thinking and understanding. Our teachers create intentional environments, invitations, and activities grounded in children’s interests to support children’s explorations. Neuroscience and child development point to children’s curiosity, interests and developmental matters as the primary vehicles for their immediate, complex, comprehensive, and sustained learning and development.

In addition to our approach above, our infant/toddler looping classrooms teachers also follow the principles of resources for infant educarers (RIE). This means teachers show an immense amount of respect for infants and their autonomy. Children are given time and space to explore while teachers closely observe to ascertain children’s needs. Teachers provide consistent environments and routines, while involving children in the daily care routines.

If a child is an infant or young toddler, the curriculum is focused on expert nurturing for the child and supporting their developmental needs. We provide knowledgeable nurturing care in a safe and secure environment for the child to feel comfortable which supports a child to develop an attachment to their primary teacher. With those conditions established and supporting a child’s natural, individual daily patterns of eating, diapering, and napping, we provide a rich and various sensory experiences and opportunities for them to develop their exploratory skills and their body in their own way and in their own time. 

If a child is an older toddler, we provide a responsive, respectful and reciprocal approach to develop social skills as relationship opportunities emerge and to guide them in exploring a rich array of materials, processes, tools, and environments. As they demonstrate individual interests, we assist them in exploring those interests in-depth and in a variety of ways over extended periods of time, 

If a child is a preschooler, we facilitate them in pursuing their inclinations, interests, and inquisitiveness through a variety of media, processes, and environments, while supporting their individual learning style, temperament, developing group skills, and multiple intelligences.  

Q: What age groups do you serve at the Children’s Center?

A: Our classrooms are organized by age as of September 1. In many of our local public schools children cannot enter kindergarten if they are not 5 on September 1 so it makes sense that we organize our enrollment that way, too.

We employ a “looping” model in our classrooms wherein children and teachers stay together for 3 years in the infant/toddler years (known as “the loop”) and 2 years in preschool. 

Loop 1	Children younger than 1 on September 1
Loop 2	Children aged 1 on September 1
Loop 3	Children aged 2 on September 1
Preschool	Children ages 3-5 pm September 1

Children can begin in our program when they are 2 months old or up to date with their vaccinations.

Q: Do you offer any transportation options and/or food programs? 

A: We do not offer transportation at the Children’s Center, and at this time, we do not have an active food program. Currently, families are responsible for providing their child with a morning snack, lunch, and an afternoon snack. 

Q: What credentials and licensing do your teachers and staff members have? 

A: All of our staff members have undergone a background check and fingerprinting. They also all have their CPR/First Aid certification. Our teachers are professional early childhood educators many with degrees in early childhood education. Most of our staff have or are currently taking coursework in early childhood education at the University level.

Q: What is the tuition?

A: You can access our current tuition rates here.

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Description: BSU CHILDRENS CENTER is a Child Care Center in BOISE ID. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 1 month 2 weeks to 5 years. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Additional Information: Financial Assistance: Sliding Fee Scales.

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• License Number:
  351327
• Age Range:
  1 month 2 weeks to 5 years
• Achievement and/or Accreditations
  NAEYC
• Rate Range
  
  0 – 12 Months : 780.00 Monthly PT, 950.00 Monthly FT
  13-30 Months (1-2.5 years) : 780.00 Monthly PT, 950.00 Monthly FT
  31-60 Months (2.5-5 years) : 780.00 Monthly PT, 950.00 Monthly FT
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• Type of Care:
  Full-Time, Part-Time
• District Office:
  Idaho Dept of Health and Welfare – Daycare Licensing Program
• District Office Phone:
  1-800-926-2588 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)

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• Old Idaho State Historic Center Tour (nearby hotels)
• Visit the Boise Aquarium (nearby hotels)
• Catch a Game at Albertson Stadium (nearby hotels) nearby)
• Visit the Public Market of the Capital (nearby hotels)
• Watch Classics at the Egyptian Theater0032

Idaho’s capital city offers many charming towns with the convenience of a big city. The bustling downtown area of ​​ Boise is great for shopping, food and people watching, and cultural attractions. It has several museums, performing arts centers and theaters. The city is also the starting point for an almost endless array of outdoor adventures. Whatever you’re looking for, these fun things to do in Boise are sure to make for an enjoyable time. nine0005

Visit the State Capitol

Boise

Visit the State Capitol (Nearby Hotels)

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Old Idaho State Historic Site Tour

East End State Historic Site, Idaho, Boise

Tour of the Old Idaho State Historic Center (Hotels nearby)

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Visit the Boise Aquarium

Boise Aquarium

Visit the Boise Aquarium (Nearby Hotels)

The Boise Aquarium is a hands-on aquarium that will give you tons of fun for a day or more. There are several interactive sensory tanks here where you can feel and even hold some marine animals such as rays, crabs, sharks and starfish. In the shark and ray pool, you can even feed the sharks and rays, and the Amazing Angels exhibit is a tropical reef exhibit that lets you feed and touch fish that live in the tropical seas of the Pacific Ocean. Other highlights include a shark nursery, an aviary, a coral reef habitat, and a giant octopus aquarium. nine0005

Catch the Game at Albertson Stadium

Broncos Home Game at Albertson Stadium, Boise

Catch the Game at Albertson Stadium (nearby hotels)

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Boise Museum of Art

Boise Museum of Art

Boise Museum of Art (hotels nearby)

The Boise Museum of Art is a must for art lovers, with its extensive collection of contemporary works as well as static and rotating exhibits. Open for almost 90 years, it spans over 34,000 square feet and includes a main museum area, an education center, an outdoor sculpture garden, and a gift shop. It also offers a variety of programming and hosts numerous special events throughout the year. nine0005

Explore Idaho Discovery Center

Explore Idaho Discovery Center (Hotels Nearby)

Discovery Center at Idaho is an interactive science center that aims to inspire people with an interest in science, technology, mathematics and engineering. Although it offers many ways to play, it is not only for children, but also for children and adults, and helps children learn about physical and biological sciences. There are about 200 exhibits here, such as the Bubble Wall, the Centripetal Wheel and the Turbulent Ball. In addition to the permanent collection, it hosts rotating exhibitions, programs such as Young Discoverers for preschoolers and Adult Nights, which include live music, local food and drink. nine0005

Explore the Capital Public Market

Visit the Capital Public Market (nearby hotels)

The Capital Public Market is huge, although it started with a few vendors when it opened nearly a quarter of a century ago. Today, the company has more than 150 vendors and covers four city blocks in downtown Boise, where you’ll find a wide range of fresh local produce, baked goods, fish and meat, handicrafts, and more. It also hosts special events including live music, kids programs and Bike to Market for Bike Month. nine0005

Watch Classics at the Egyptian Theater

Egyptian Theatre, Boise

Watch Classics at the Egyptian Theater (nearby hotels)

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Hike Hulls Gulch Reserve

Hulls Gulch Reserve, Boise

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Our teaching team are specially trained to educate, care and nurture your child. All staff have FBI Background checks, workshop and training hours yearly! MAT training (Medication Administration Training) CPR/First Aid Training etc. 

What do we offer?

Children are our priority. We pride ourselves on teaching all children through play. Science, technology, engineering and math and Spanish class daily. 

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In memory of the martyrs of the Armenian Genocide On April 24, General Secretary of the Church of the Brethren Stan Nofsinger officiated with the Armenian Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator in Chicago and took part in the annual commemoration of the martyrs of the Armenian Holocaust. He was joined by Larry Ulrich of the York Center Fellowship Church, who is very active in interfaith work in Chicago. After the service, Noffsinger was invited to speak about the Brotherhood Church’s efforts to help during the Armenian Genocide, the first significant overseas relief and disaster relief operation undertaken by the denomination. On behalf of the church, Nofsinger received a beautiful carved wooden cross as a gift in memory of the Brotherhood’s help to the Armenians in difficult times. Shown here: Nofsinger (center) receiving an icon from parish priest Arena Dzhebedzhyan, to the right of Nofsinger Larry Ulrich. nine0005

– Recollection: Bob Edgar

United Methodist Church minister and former general secretary of the National Council of Churches (NCC) Edgar died unexpectedly on April 23 of a heart attack at his home in the Washington area. NCC President Katherine Lore expressed the council’s condolences to Edgar’s family and many friends. “He is universally remembered as a man of relentless dedication and boundless energy,” she said. “It’s hard for us to comprehend the sudden loss of this wonderful church leader.” A United Methodist press release describes him as “a tireless advocate for the poor and champion of justice.” Edgar led the NCC from 2000 to 2007. “Edgar’s years at the NCC were filled with challenges including the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the Iraq War, accelerating global warming, tsunamis and earthquakes, Hurricane Katrina and ravaging global poverty and human rights violations,” the NCC said in a statement. His first days on the job in 2000 were also consumed by the devastating financial crisis at the NCC. During his tenure as general secretary, he initiated a major campaign against poverty and hired new staff to lead the environmental justice program. He traveled extensively on behalf of the NCC, including to areas in Indonesia flooded by the devastating 2004 tsunami. “He liked to sum up urgent council meetings in one sentence: “Peace, poverty, planet earth,” said a senior NCC staffer. When Edgar left the NCC in 2007, the board posted a retrospective of his career at www.ncccusa.org/bobedgar. Most recently, Edgar was the top leader of Common Cause, a national advocacy group with over 400,000 members and 1990 state organizations. He was also a member of Congress from Pennsylvania for six terms and president of the Claremont (California) Divinity School from 2000-2006. In XNUMX, he wrote The Middle Church: Restoring the Moral Values ​​of the Orthodox Majority from the Right Worship, published by Simon and Schuster. Brethren General Secretary Stan Knofsinger served on the NCC executive committee during Edgar’s tenure and hopes to be able to attend the funeral. The funeral is being prepared. nine0005

– Anna Emrick has resigned as Program Coordinator. for the Global Mission and Service office. May 1 was her last day at the Brethren Church General Office in Elgin, Illinois. She has been with the Global Mission and Ministry office since October 2009. During her time there, she acted as a liaison to the Mission Advisory Committee, helped coordinate the Mission Alive conference, served as a point of contact for mission staff around the world, helped organize work camp groups, worked on a new mission advocate network, launched a new newsletter email missions and prayer guide, plus more. In previous volunteer work for the denomination, she spent time with the Fraternal Volunteer Service as a recruiting volunteer for the BVS office from August 2004 to August 2005. She is moving to Milwaukee, Wisconsin to work as a program manager for a non-profit society. cancer immunotherapy. nine0005

– Raymond K. Flagg has been confirmed as Treasurer. Susquehanna Valley Ministry Center by the SVMC Board of Governors meeting at Elizabethtown College, Pennsylvania on April 17th. SVMC is part of the Fraternal Ministry Leadership Academy. Flagg is a graduate of La Verne University in California (formerly La Verne College) and Texas A&M University and is currently an associate professor of mathematics at Harrisburg Community College on the Lancaster, Pennsylvania campus. He is a member of the Brotherhood Church in Annville, Pennsylvania. nine0005

– In another staff memo from SVMC, Amy Milligan, Center Program Coordinator, recently completed her PhD and resigned her position at SVMC effective July 31st. Donna Rhodes, Executive Director of SVMC, says: “We are grateful for the dedicated work that Amy has been providing since 2007.” The Board of Governors sadly accepted her resignation and wished her God’s blessing in her new position as Visiting Associate Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies at Elizabethtown College. nine0005

– The Susquehanna Valley Ministry Center is looking for a full-time program coordinator. oversee the day-to-day management of the SVMC office at Elizabethtown College, Pennsylvania. This position reports to the Executive Director of SVMC. Responsibilities include administrative support to the Executive Director and the Board of Governors, student and faculty contact, course record keeping, financial record keeping, and promotional work. To apply, applicants must send a letter of interest, resume, and contact information for three referees to the Susquehanna Valley Ministry Center, To: Donna Rhodes, Executive Director, 1830 Mifflin St., Huntingdon, PA 16652; dmrhodes. [email protected] . nine0005

— May is the month of the elderly in the Brethren’s Church. This year’s resources focus on Vessels of Love: Love God, Love Your Neighbor, Love Yourself from Matthew 22:37-39 scriptures: “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy heart.” soul and all your mind. This is the biggest and first commandment. And the second is like this: love your neighbor as yourself. Relevant worship resources are available online and focus on three aspects: Love God, Love Your Neighbor, and Love Yourself. Ideas are also offered on how the congregation can share God’s love with adults aged 50 and over. Go to www.brethren.org/oam/2013-oam-month.html. nine0005

– An update on the operation of Children’s Disaster Services (CDS) in Boston. After the marathon bombings, four CDS volunteers ran a daycare center at the Boston Family Assistance Center April 20-23, working in partnership with the American Red Cross. Only four children were served, but Roy Winter, Deputy Executive Director of the Brotherhood for Disaster Management, reported that “the contact with these four children was meaningful and significant. ” For more information about the Children’s Disaster Relief Service, see www.brethren.org/cds. nine0005

– Fashion show for Love Elgin Day 2013. was provided with storage space at the General Office of the Fellowship Church in Elgin, Illinois. About 17 or 18 churches in the Elgin area together sponsored Elgin’s Love Day on April 27, which offered a variety of free services, including clothing, to all comers. and food, simple medical care, legal services and more.

– Brothers attended the first national meeting of the Missio Alliance April 11-13, A growing network of evangelicals and Anabaptists looking for a new way to be a church in an increasingly post-Christian culture. A gathering of over 700 ministers, scholars, and lay people gathered in Alexandria, Virginia. Notable leaders included Amos Yong, Rodman Williams Professor of Divinity and director of the Ph.D. program at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia; Cherith Fee Nording, associate professor of theology at Northern Seminary in Oak Brook, Illinois; Scott McKnight, professor of New Testament at Northern Seminary; and Joe Saxton, director of 3DM in Minnesota. Among the brethren present were Joshua Brockway, leader of Spiritual Life and Discipleship; Tara Hornbacker, Professor of Ministry Development at Bethany Seminary; Dana Cassel, Youth Education Minister at the Manassas, Virginia Brotherhood Church; Ryan Broth of Veritas Church Plant in the Atlantic Northeast District; and Laura Stone of the Manchester Church of the Brethren and a student at Andover Newton Seminary. See www.brethren.org/news/2013/brethren-attend-missio-alliance.html or contact [email protected] or 800-323-4304 ext. 304.

– The World Friendship Center (WFC) in Hiroshima is honored with a certificate and cash award of 100,000 yen (about $1,000) for peace efforts outside of Japan, according to Joanne Sims, who, along with her husband Larry, is the host side of the WFC through the Fraternal Volunteer Service. Among the activities that won the award were WFC’s grassroots partnership with China, Korea and Japan to bring together elementary and high school students for a week to build friendships and reduce the discrimination that often occurs in each country; hosting the North Asia Peacebuilding Institute for young people from Mongolia, China, Taiwan, Korea, Indonesia, India, Malaysia and Japan; and the exchange of envoys of peace between Japan, the United States, Korea, and Germany. nine0005

– Union Center Brethren Church in Nappany, Indiana will provide meals for the Old German Baptist Brethren’s Conference May 18-21. “Planning has been going on for more than a year, and the final details are being brought in,” says Herman Kaufman, interim priest at the church. “Nearly every able-bodied member of the community will be employed from one shift to a full-time job for four days.” The conference will take place on a farm and is expected to be attended by 4,000 to 5,000 people. “I would like to ask you to pray for us in this massive undertaking,” Kaufman asked. nine0005

– Stone Brotherhood Church in Huntingdon, PA hosted a weekend event with Bob Gross of On Earth Peace who completes the 650-mile walk for peace from North Manchester, Indiana, to Elizabethtown, PA. While in the Stone Church, he participated in the morning service. This was followed by a “Peace Walk” in which members and friends were invited to walk with Juniata College students to the Peace Chapel to commemorate the 3,000 Miles for Peace Campaign in honor of the late Paul Ziegler, who was a student at McPherson College (Kanzap). nine0005

A group from Frederick’s Brothers Church (Maryland) was recently in Haiti at a work camp with the Eglise des Freres Haitiens (Church of the Brothers in Haiti). Frederick’s members were from both hearing and deaf communities, shown here with some of their Haitian hosts: (back row left) Jim and Doretta Dorsch, Bob Walker, Melissa Berdin, Anna Krause, Bonnie VanBuskirk, Pastor Brian Messler, Sherwood. Woody” Boxer, Pastor Paul Mundy, Yves Ouedraogo and Jenn Dorsch; (front left) Lisa and Chris Hooker, Ilexen Alfons. nine0154

— This Sunday, May 5, Virlinsky district opens its new district resource center. The new center is located at 3402 Plantation Road, NE in Roanoke, Virginia. The service starts at 4:3110 at the old location at 3110 Pioneer Rd., NW, Roanoke and ends at the new location. Fred M. Bernhard, former Annual Conference moderator and pastor of many years, will give a talk. Stanley J. Nofsinger, general secretary of the Brethren Church, and Jonathan M. Barton, general minister of the Virginia Council of Churches, will be present to convey support from the entire church. The Peter’s Creek Choir, directed by Betty Lou Carter, will perform special music. nine0005

– The Mid-Atlantic District holds an annual disaster relief auction. on Saturday, May 4 starting at 8 pm at Westminster Agricultural Center (MD). Find the Carroll County Times article at www.carrollcountytimes.com/news/local/church-of-the-brethren-auction-to-support-disaster-relief/article_45007a70-2fd2-5c45-970c-6e5e1ed6dbe9.html .

— West Marwa district announced a competition for weight loss. led by the Westernport Brethren Church. Pounds for Purpose encourages congregations and parishioners to compete in weight loss, both for personal health and for charitable purposes. Participants will be requesting either a one-time donation or a cash donation for each pound lost individually or as a congregation team. The more money raised, the more benefits the charities will benefit from, the report said. nine0005

– Northern Indiana County and Southern/Central Indiana County Quality Improvement Project. has provided pastors with 88 grants totaling $107,579 in the past four years, according to a recent county newsletter. Nearly half of these grants came from churches. Find a new video on how the project has impacted two pastors and congregations at http://youtu.be/OXb_lDe2jIs .

– Haitian Peace Seminar sponsored by Action for Peace 9 Atlantic South East0004 which will be held in Miami, Florida, June 7-9. The seminar aims to strengthen the peacemaking commitment and skills of the Haitian brothers in the United States. It starts on Friday at 5:20 and ends on Sunday with a service and lunch at noon. The event will be held in Creole and English and led by representatives from Florida and other regions of the country. All meals will be provided, transport paid by the participants. Accommodation will be provided by members and friends of Miami churches. The voluntary offer will help cover the costs. The steering committee includes Pastor Ludovic Saint-Fleur of L’Eglise des Freres Haitiens in Miami, Rose Cadet and Merle Crouse. Register by May 407th. Contact Crouse on 892-6678-XNUMX.

– The Girard Brotherhood, Illinois, has announced its sixth annual business day. for Saturday, May 4 starting at 8 am (rain date May 18). The work will include clearing flower beds, planting plants, mulching and applying preservative to garden furniture. Bring gloves and garden shovels. You will be offered a light lunch and refreshing drinks. Call 217-627-2181 and ask for Kyle Hood, Maintenance Specialist or Terry Link, Chaplain, or email. [email protected] . nine0005

– “Camp Bethel is the best in Botetura and KJPAS at Camp Bethel is the best in Roanoke!” is proud to announce the Camp Bethel newsletter. The Brotherhood Church camp near Fincastle, Virginia was voted the best in Botetour County, Virginia in 2013 by Botetourt View readers. The Kevin Jones Performing Arts Studio, located at the camp, was voted “Best Camp for Kids” by the Roanoke Times, the announcement said. Learn more at www.kjpas.com/camps.html. See the camp advertisement at www.campbethelvirginia.org/BotView2013AdCampBethel.jpg . nine0005

— Camp Emmanuel in Illinois and Wisconsin is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year. The mission of the camp is “To share God’s message and love with children of all ages through the beauty and wonders of nature.” This year’s managers are Randy and Jo Ellen Doyle. This year the camp invites every camping group to make a banner for the anniversary. Special anniversary t-shirts are also made, costing $12 for regular sizes (price may vary for custom sizes). Contact the camp on 309-329-2291 or [email protected] Or see www.cob-net.org/camp/emmanuel .

– The Windbury, Pennsylvania Fraternity House Community congratulates Home Administrator Edie Scaletta. for her inclusion in the Johnstown YWCA 2013 Tribute to Women Awards. She is honored for her work as a non-profit corporation administrator and as a role model for other women. The banquet in May will honor Scaletta and other category winners.

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– Recently, Farney Keedy House and Village near Boonesboro, Maryland celebrated 48 years of Ruth Moss’ work. to the retirement community. Employees marked the milestone by remembering the days without latex gloves and when uniforms consisted of white button-down dresses with mandatory long sleeves, the report said. “We didn’t have elevators or air conditioning,” Moss recalled. “But we got through it. At 19At 65, she began working at Fahrney-Keedy as a nurse’s assistant. Over the years, she has become a Certified Medicine Assistant and Geriatric Nurse Assistant. She now works part-time in the Living Assistance Department and in the Memory Care Unit of the Bowman Center. Her husband, Jim, has also worked in Fahrney-Keedy’s maintenance department since 1989. Fahrney-Keedy, a retired community that continues to care for the Brotherhood Church, is along Highway 66, a few miles west of Boonesboro. nine0005

– Bridgewater College, Virginia has received the highest honors in the state of Virginia. 90,004 for collecting corrugated cardboard during RecycleMania 2013, a 10-week challenge to determine which schools can reduce, reuse, and recycle the most campus waste. According to the press release, more than 520 colleges and universities competed and together recovered 90.3 million pounds of recycled and organic materials, preventing 121,436 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent from being released into the atmosphere. Bridgewater competed in three categories – paper, corrugated board and bottles/cans – and collected a total of £1,000 of recyclables. nine0005

– Eight graduates of Bridgewater College, Virginia, including three members of the Brethren Church. Ivan J. Mason, Peggy Glick Mason and Ronald W. Cox were honored at Alumni Weekend April 19-21. Ivan J. Mason and Peggy Glick Mason of the University Park Brothers Church in Hyattsville, Maryland received Ripple Society medals. He worked for NASA as an electronics engineer and aerospace technologist for the Apollo space program before moving to the Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland, where he was a technical officer managing a contract to develop the Science Operations Center for the Hubble Space Telescope. Peggy Glick Mason has worked as a data analyst and programmer for NASA, and since 19From 80 to 91 she was a computer specialist in the Fish and Wildlife Service. She was a member and treasurer of the Coordinating Committee of the Women’s Caucus of the Fraternity Church. Cox received the Distinguished Alumnus award. He served in various capacities at the Richmond Brotherhood Church and the Harrisonburg Brotherhood Church, and participated in a disaster relief tour in Katrina with Bridgewater Brotherhood Church. He was an IBM programmer at NASA’s Space Computing Center for Project Vanguard, the program designed to launch the first artificial satellite into Earth orbit, and worked on the IBM 360 series of computers.He became an IBM systems engineer in the Shenandoah Valley in 1967 and has since worked in the company’s academic information systems department at Virginia Tech and helped the engineering school implement the Every Freshman Needs a PC program.

– Elizabethtown College, Pennsylvania provides stress relief therapy dogs. students during the final week. Dog handler Donna Grenko will be bringing in trained therapy dogs including Labrador Retrievers, Shelties, Golden Retrievers and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels as part of an event hosted by Student Wellness and High Library. Dog Break Time will give students the opportunity to unwind and rejuvenate with Fur Therapy during a busy final week. nine0005

– 14th Annual CARS Club Show at McPherson College, Kanzap. will include the CEO of a classic car tire company, an opportunity for youngsters to try their hand at car valuation and focus on restoration and racing legend Carroll Shelby. Events kick off Friday, May 3 at 6:9 a.m. with the Auto Restoration Evening Dinner. Corky Cocker, President and CEO of Coker Tires, will be speaking this year. Student show CARS Club takes place on Saturday from 4:15 to 1907:898 and will include guided tours of the restoration building, a group of students building a fully functional Model T from a bunch of parts in under 1949 minutes, and a demonstration of the restoration by faculty. methods. This year’s show is dedicated to Carroll Shelby, who passed away last year, known for his racing career and the design of his signature cars such as the Shelby Cobra. Shelby cars will have free admission to the show. Vehicles will include a rare 2010 Tincher, a Studebaker 19 pickupA 33-year-old “16” that set two new speed records in its class on the Bonneville Salt Flats in 16, and a supercharged 16-cylinder Miller race car. Visitors will have the opportunity to purchase a signed book by Ed Barr, Associate Professor of Technology, on automotive metal forming, which will demonstrate metal forming.

— April issue of Brotherly Voices. The Portland, Oregon Brethren’s Peace Church public television program chronicles Steve Keyford’s 4,000 mile bicycle journey from London to Senegal in West Africa. As part of the same program, On Earth Peace discusses its 3,000 Miles for Peace campaign. “At the age of 13, Keyford started thinking about cycling from Europe to West Africa,” says producer Ed Groff. “At the time, his parents were missionaries for the Church of the Brethren in Nigeria. Steve remembers a couple of British cyclists who came to town that year, sparking an idea that didn’t leave him until he made the trip himself last winter.” Keyford is a graduate of La Verne University and a member of the Portland Peace Brethren Church. Keyford shared photos of himself from his trip with Brothers Voices for this program, which can be viewed at http://dafarafet. com/album1. In May, Brethren Voices will feature Annual Conference Moderator Bob Krause, who will talk about his life in the Brethren Church and some of his plans for the 2013 Conference. For copies of Brothers’ Voices, please contact Ed Groff at [email protected] . nine0005

– Heeding God Call announces “Mother’s Day rally and march against gun violence.” from Trenton, New Jersey to Morrisville, Pennsylvania on May 11. “Join us to make a public statement in support of universal background checks and reasonable gun laws,” the announcement read. The event will begin on Saturday, May 11 at 2 pm with a rally outside the First Baptist Church in Trenton, march across the bridge to Morrisville where another rally will take place in Williamson Park. Speakers include Michael Paul, whose son was killed at Virginia Tech. The announcement warned that oncoming protesters were expected and “they are likely to openly carry weapons.” The police will be present to eliminate any hooliganism that may be taking place. For more information contact [email protected] or 267-519-5302.

– Chet Thomas, CEO of Proyecto Aldea Global (PAG) in Honduras continues to call for donations of hay tying devices to help power ferries that transport people and goods across a large dammed lake in the area where PAG operates . In 2000, volunteers built the first Miss Pamela ferry using motorized hay bales. The system worked for 12 years under the control of PAG. The original hay binder nodes now need to be replaced. Thomas states: “We can adapt almost any hay knitting device for use on the ferry.” After handover, PAG staff will prepare the devices for shipment to Honduras. Contact [email protected] or 305-433-2947.

– Christian Peace Teams (CPT) and other groups working in Israel and Palestine. published a report documenting “an alarming number of violations of children’s rights”, especially of Palestinian children in Hebron. “Human rights defenders in h3, the Israeli military-controlled part of Hebron, witnessed 47 detentions or arrests by soldiers of children aged 15 and under since early February,” the CPT said in a statement.