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Good Day LA

May is Foster Care Awareness month, it’s a time that everyone can play a part in changing the lives of children in foster care. Dr. Kay Ramsey joined Good Day LA to tell her harrowing personal story and how it inspired her to become an advocate for others who grew up in the system.

The Crime Report

Responding to reports that a new Trump administration policy is forcing undocumented migrant parents to choose between family separation and indefinite detention in crowded facilities riven with COVID-19, a group of faith, law enforcement and policy leaders called Thursday for an immediate end to this "binary choice."

WOODTV.com

Bethany Christian Services tells us how we can all provide support to children in need of caring homes.

Atlanta Journal Constitution

Inspire Atlanta: Cobb couple looking to adopt found their perfect match in a pair of teen siblings

Christian Alliance for Orphans

FacebookTwitter When the topic of elementary school P.E. teachers comes up with a group of adults, it is usually a little divisive.  Some saw their P.E. class as a welcome escape from a desk-bound, math-riddled, sentence-diagramming school day.  Others saw their P.E. teachers as agents of torture.   I, for one, had a GREAT P.E. […]

Oskaloosa.com

Bethany Christian Services’ annual Tour de Toren event took place May 15 and 16 with individuals and socially-distanced friends and families riding bicycles and running throughout a 24-hour period.

KSTP.com

As the COVID-19 crisis continues, it’s creating challenges for the child protection system in Minnesota. There are more than 15,000 children in foster care across the state ...

WFMZ

Officials with Bethany Christian Services of Reading said they currently have more than 100 kids in foster care. That's the most they've ever had.

Mix 98.1

I had the opportunity to talk to Jana McDermott from Bethany Christian Services about their upcoming zoom meeting based around what families are the best for children! It was such a wonderful talk!

News Channel 5

Tennessee's Department of Children's Services and groups that work with them say there will be an increasing need for foster homes as the state begins to reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic.