Creative child development center indianapolis: Creative Child Development Center (Closed 2015)

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Creative Child Development Center | Indianapolis IN Licensed Center

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Pinnacle Pointe Daycare Academy – Union City GA Child Care Learning Center

Description: Creative Child Development Center seeks to nurture a positive, hands-on, whole person development to build individual self esteem in a family environment.

Additional Information: Number Of Infants Licensed: 8; Number Of Toddler Licensed: 10; PTQ Level 2;

Program and Licensing Details

License Number:
13976
Capacity:
50
Age Range:
Infant; Toddler; Two-Three
PTQ Level:
2
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No
Current License Issue Date:
Jan 01, 2020
District Office:
Indiana Family and Social Services Administration – Bureau of Child Care
District Office Phone:
1-877-511-1144 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )

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Monday :	6:00AM – 5:00PM
Tuesday :	6:00AM – 5:00PM
Wednesday :	6:00AM – 5:00PM
Thursday :	6:00AM – 5:00PM
Friday :	6:00AM – 5:00PM
Saturday :	Closed
Sunday :	Closed

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The Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis consists of representatives from all the republics of the former Soviet Union. Our compatriots come to the United States for various purposes, among which the desire for self-realization and the achievement of well-being for their families are leading. The Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis is made up of educated, purposeful people who take an active life position.

As a rule, our compatriots quickly adapt to the United States and find themselves in a variety of fields, such as science, art, education, business … They successfully and quickly master the English language at a level suitable for work and daily communication, At the same time, for the most part, they try not to forget their native language and teach their children to use it.

It is estimated that more than 50 percent of immigrants from the former Soviet republics in the first 1-3 years of their lives in the United States acquire their own housing and, as a rule, in a good area. This important life stage becomes another important step towards the “American dream”. America is becoming a new home for the Russian-speaking community and a place where wishes come true – provided that certain efforts are made to fulfill these desires. American life values, such as family, home, children, friendship, parents, are close to the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis, which creates the ground for establishing friendships not only in their own circle, but also with Americans. As a rule, there is a healthy curiosity in the Russian-speaking community, an interest in American culture and local traditions.

Very attractive to those who make up the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis, the legitimacy of doing business in America, the ease of opening your own company, the absence of corruption. That is why many in our community register their own business (and not even one) and successfully run it. Popular areas of business that traditionally attract the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis are real estate, legal services, and the insurance business. Many find themselves in the scientific field – in physics, mathematics, biotechnology, engineering, and especially many talented young compatriots work in the information technology industry (creating software products, web development, etc. ). Russian-speaking doctors, confirming their qualifications and undergoing proper training in America, accept patients in private clinics and large hospitals, open their own medical offices, and knowledge of the Russian language becomes a huge plus. It is worth noting that any business created by representatives of the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis is in great demand, first of all by compatriots, especially those who, due to their short stay in the country, have not yet learned English enough. The services of Russian-speaking notaries and translators are also invariably popular.

Representatives of the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis actively communicate in social networks, creating interest groups. Dating sites operate to find a soul mate among those who live in the United States and want to find their love. In the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis, joint events are regularly held – thematic exhibitions, holidays, fairs, festivals, concerts, picnics. You can find entertainment for every taste. Everyone can demonstrate their skills or their products, communicate with compatriots, make new friends. When meeting you, they will definitely ask where exactly you came from, and they will be very happy if you turn out to be someone’s fellow countryman. There are churches for Russian speakers, where Orthodox Christians are happy to come on holidays and on ordinary days.

The Russian-language media works to keep the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis up to date with important news and events, receive interesting entertainment content, and advertising messages about companies and their services in Russian. Headings with private ads and topical interviews are very popular. Coverage of the brightest success stories of our compatriots provides certain guidelines, an incentive to develop and achieve new life goals. Among the Russian-language press in the United States, the Russian City magazine stands out – an information center with wide opportunities for Russian advertising in Indianapolis, not only in print, but also on the russiantownindy. com website, in social networks and mobile applications. On all these platforms, Russian advertising in America is implemented in various formats: articles, videos, interviews, banners, modules – so take advantage of these wide opportunities! Offer your unusual format of Russian-language advertising in America. All means of Russian marketing in the USA help to promote Russian business, create a worthy image for it in business circles, and Russian City magazine plays a huge role in this. The creative approach makes Russian advertising in the US completely unique.

The Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis retains its love of travel and is happy to go on vacation to different parts of America to explore the sights that are not lacking here, and also visit other countries.

For those who experience temporary difficulties, there are support groups, including anonymous ones. Free courses are offered for learning English. Russian schools teach bilingual children not only general education subjects, but also creative classes, and at a very high level. There are studios, circles, sports sections with Russian-speaking teachers.

And it is impossible not to mention that the female half of the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis stands out for its beauty, style, and grooming. A Russian-speaking girl can be immediately noticed in America by how good she looks and takes care of herself.

It is safe to say that, on the whole, the Russian-speaking community of Indianapolis is quite successfully merging into American life and at the same time trying to preserve its roots and traditions. The Russian-speaking diaspora of Indianapolis continues to grow, constantly replenished by incoming immigrants. Welcome to visit us!

December 29, 2008 Newsline Extra – News

Newsline Extra: Memoirs December 29, 2008

“Whether we live or die, we are the Lord’s” (Romans 14:8b).

1) Memory: Philip W. Riemann and Louise Baldwin Riemann.

Philip Wayne Rieman (age 64) and Louise Ann Baldwin Rieman (age 63), co-pastors of the Northview Brothers Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, died in a car accident on the morning of December 26th. The accident happened on the highway. north of Indianapolis as the couple was on their way to a family gathering.

Louise Ryman was an active member of the Mission Advisory Committee of the Brethren Church. The couple participated in the Sudan Assessment Team, which spent three weeks in southern Sudan in July-August. 2007 (http://sudan.brethren.org/blog/enten-eller). They were also part of an informal group that helped support the original proposal for a missionary initiative by the Brotherhood Church in Sudan.

The Rimans were the Brotherhood’s missionaries in Sudan from 1992-96, when they served as community development coordinators for the New Sudan Council of Churches and that council’s Peace Department. Their work on the council also took them to Uganda and Kenya.

In another church ministry, the Rimans pastored parishioners in Iowa and Indiana. They coordinated the church’s first work camp in Nigeria in 1985, which has since become an annual event. They have witnessed peace and resisted war taxes for decades, and were mentioned in The New York Times article on the National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund on August 3, 2002. The article reported that they had given away about 60 percent of their taxes to civil rights and peace programs, despite threats from the Internal Revenue Service of bailing bank accounts, forfeiting wages, and forfeiting the family van. “Someday we will look back at the war the way we look at slavery,” Phil Ryman told the newspaper.

Phil Ryman was born in Chicago on August 27, 1944 to T. Wayne and Gwen Ryman. Louise Baldwin Ryman was born in Garkida, Nigeria on June 23, 1946. She was the daughter of Elmer and Fern Baldwin, who had been missionaries for the Brotherhood in Nigeria for a long time. Both graduated from Manchester College in North Manchester, Indiana, and Bethany Theological Seminary. They got married in 1967. They are survived by their children, son Ken and his wife Kate, and daughters Tina and Cheri.

Condolences to the family can be sent to Northview Church of the Brothers, 5555 E. 46th St., Indianapolis, IN 46226. A memorial service will be held at 11:31 a. m. December 765 at Northview Church. A live webcast of the service will be available at www.bethanyseminary.edu/riemanmemorial, which also includes instructions for logging in from any computer connected to the Internet (For questions or for technical assistance, please contact Enten Eller at [email protected] or 983-1831). -10). A memorable time of silence, prayer, fellowship and fellowship is scheduled for 31:1985 on December 92 at the Ivester Brotherhood Church in Grande Center, Iowa, where the Rimans were pastors from 1985 to 1985.

2) Memory: Earl H. Trauber.

Earl H. Trauber (aged 80) died Sunday, December 21 in Ontario, Idaho. He was a former Executive Minister for the District of Idaho, a former member of the General Council of the Brethren Church, and an ordained minister and pastor in the Brethren Church.

“Tonight, we in Idaho County mourn the passing of a dear friend and brother,” reads an emailed call to prayer from the Idaho District Office on the evening of December 21st.

Trauber was District Executive Minister for the County of Idaho from 1977-85, working part-time while simultaneously pastoring Fruitland Brethren Church, Idaho, and neighboring New Plymouth United Church of Christ. He has pastored the Fruitland congregation for a total of over 30 years. He has also served as a member of the General Council of the Brotherhood Church since 1989 to 94 years. In other volunteer service, he longed to work with the Church’s disaster management ministries and was a counselor for the Fruitland School District.

Condolences can be sent to his wife, Lois Trauber, at 1565 W. First St., Fruitland, ID 83619-2492. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, January 10 at 30:3 pm at the Fruitland Brothers Church. Final services will be held at Riverside Cemetery in Payette, Idaho. Memorial donations go to Idaho County Ministries of Disaster Management, Fruitland Brethren Church, and Heifer International.

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