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Communication to the Public | The Rinat Mouzafarov’s Institute of Dance and Ballet Theatre Facebook page | http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rinat-Mouzafarovs-Institute-of-Dance-and-Ballet-Theatre/112347635456265?ref=ts#!/pages/Rinat-Mouzafarovs-Institute-of-Dance-and-Ballet-Theatre/112347635456265?v=wall

So far in the web media this studio has been portrayed as this in regards to being Christian } 

Sept '09 | Minot AF Base Publication }

http://library.minot.accqolnet.org/Databases/Northern%20Sentry/Vol%2048%20Num%2039%20-%2025Sep09%20-%20Section%202.pdf

 

Oct ’09 | Minot Daily News }

http://www.minotdailynews.com/page/content.detail/id/533565.html?nav=5001

You Tube } http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIyHR6lyitg

 

June 1st 2010 | Minot Daily News }

"A big honor" says Rinat who teaches for the first time for two weeks at Ballet Magnificat!

http://www.minotdailynews.com/page/content.detail/id/539832/Ready-to-set-the-barre.html?nav=5005

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Communication, cont.Then Nothing.  

Both myself and other Christians are being told limited information about this studio, and have been treated shamefully for caring.

 

Christianity is not a niche market; it is an actual commitment to Jesus Christ.

This studio needs to make consistent public statements as to its view of how they relate to Christians since many posts have been altered here within this studio’s Facebook site from different people. It seems obvious that if this studio can glean from the wisdom of other, it will, but not to give back proper credit and have normal accountability.

 

On one hand |

~ if the studio wants to officially remove posts from myself and other believers, it can;

but |

~ to deny the public the truth and history that is public knowledge is therefore not portraying the truth of the studio and its instructor. It eludes the public into giving more without receiving more.

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Communication, cont.May this studio and its instructor make official statements on the following things :

Why he taught at Ballet Mag!

What he wants the community to expect of him now and his intent to further develop Christian dancers (if any).

If he views himself as a Christian now and why, and what he perceives his call in dance to be now in regards to this community (normal Christian testimony|truth).

 

Professionally, may this studio also answer the public as to why approximately in the last five years, there has not been a proper legal registration with this state to have the necessary charity license to solicit funds even though fundraising has occurred, even when Ballet Magnificat! performed their Scarlet Cord! Again, we as the public are not told the truth when other non-profits do.

 

See their record with no Charity License | Type in Mouzafarov https://secure.apps.state.nd.us/sc/busnsrch/busnSearch.htm#Search_Results

 

Now type in Minot Area Council of the Arts |MACA | everything is made public and is current

https://secure.apps.state.nd.us/sc/busnsrch/busnSearch.htm#Search_Results

I share this so that people can learn.

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Communication, cont.It was in 2008 that I removed myself and family from this studio due to fundamentally this issue and did not seek any further ministry funding through any church either, due to primarily this as there has been a local church that helped fund a classical ballet teacher training seminar through a videotape the instructor gave me.

Since then, I did not want to compromise the integrity of the believers in Minot.

Also, professionally |

why does this Facebook site operate in isolation of all other Minot and North Dakota professional arts organizations and related organizations;

why is only one particular business that is connected to patrons of the studio highlighted? Even Pizza Ranch is not considered a Favorite page, nor any sponsor/donor in any ballet program flyer/ad, nor anything else professionally relevant. ~ This is obviously biased and not a community builder.

Please see | next slide

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Communication, cont.Minot Area Council of the Arts | http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/pages/Minot-Area-Council-of-the-Arts/135948909472 

Culture Pulse | http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/culturepulse 

Minot Daily News | http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/MinotDailyNews 

The North Dakota Council of the Arts | http://www.facebook.com/?ref=logo#!/pages/The-North-Dakota-Council-on-the-Arts/305810424320 

Artsopolis | http://www.artsopolis.com/facebook 

Minot State University | the local college of performance location Ann Nicole Nelson Hall |http://www.facebook.com/minotstateuniversity | Venue | http://minot.culturepulse.org/venue/detail/5 

Western Plains Opera | http://www.wpopera.com

Studio Performance Example 2009 | http://www.minotdailynews.com/page/content.detail/id/531724.html?nav=5001 

Sometimes this studio performs at local homes as well, but again it is up to whomever it administrating this studio to share with the public the truth of all it does.

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Lastly, it is somewhat inconsistent that when posts of my own that are meant to edify children, parents and the public are misconstrued as something personal.

See | http://ning.it/i1KrrP and | Mansur Kamaletdinov | press page | which was developed AFTER my post existed and even more professional than mine. | http://russianballet.net/blog/press-articles/Thanks to Wylma Allen who cut out the original article, and even the Art Institute, for the programming to highlight the article for the kids. 

Ballet Magnificat! |

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=lf#!/pages/Ballet-Magnificat/174161902975?v=wall

Bolshoi Ballet Academy ~ Summer Intensive

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1650835841

For a standard, see Christian dancer Joy Womack | currently on tour and studying in Russia | http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1382845145090&set=a.1486817544335.69967.1650835841 

Again, may this studio see the many ways it can raise the barre, welcome people of faith, and improve community relations.

| Sincerely | Christie Krausslach