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Advice and Aid provides counseling and support for women and families experiencing unplanned pregnancy. Contact Shelly Elliott, shelliott7@hotmail.com.

In fall 2006 Indian Creek began an exciting partnership with Countryside Elementary School. From 1996 to 2006, Countryside has more than doubled the number of students living in poverty. Their needs are great. In talking about the value of the partnership, Principal Stacy Shipley said, “It provides an opportunity [for people] to make a difference in children’s lives. When Indian Creek serves others, it models to kids what serving others looks like.” Adults who volunteer receive training and routine screening though the Youth Friends Organization. Want to learn more? Contact Tom Bassford at 913.254.4410 or tom.bassford@indiancreek.org.

Indian Creek has a food pantry on site, contact Dorothy Shuler, 913-829-0712 or dorothy.shuler@indiancreek.org.

www.heartconnexion.org
Heart Connexion offers learning tools for creating and growing a spiritual life while living in the real world with real challenges.

The Trinity Health Care Partnership is a Saturday morning medical clinic that provides compassionate health care to the medically underserved. The clinic is a cooperative effort between Indian Creek Community Church and the Health Partnership Clinic of Johnson County. To contact the clinic call 913-648-2266.

Via De Esperanza is a non-denominational Protestant Hispanic church in Olathe, Kansas, that works to nurture the spiritual lives of Spanish-speaking individuals in southern Johnson County. Indian Creek partners with Via De Esperanza to offer a Spanish speaking service at 11:15 a.m. on Sundays. For more information about this partnership click here.