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  From the Director's Desk
Dear Friends, Your ongoing support during this challenging year is more appreciated than you can imagine. This has been one of the most difficult years for Bethany House...

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Sometimes Life Just Plain Hurts
Beautiful baby Maddison went to join Jesus, but not before touching many lives on this earth... CONTINUE

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The Oregonian
"Bethany House Turns Pregnant Girls into Mothers"
     
     
volunteer to help pregnant young women   Shared values lead to sharing the Bethany House vision
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Walking through the rubble...and winning!
If you’ve been alive more than two decades, you’ve likely experienced more than your own fair share of life-rubble. The rubble in our lives can take on many “faces.” When we are buried beneath the wreckage of our pasts, it makes living in the present extremely difficult, and the thought of the future downright terrifying... CONTINUE
     
     
Sacrifice
Forfeiting, or giving up something, at first seems unpleasant, even painful at times. In our world, we cling to our “stuff,” whatever those special “things” might be. Yet, in days past, people truly embraced the blessings of sacrifice, or giving gifts of eternal value... CONTINUE
     
     

How do you Measure Success?
We live in a world that is hungry for success. Measuring success in concrete terms, when it comes to people and their personal progress, isn't quite as easily defined. In fact, the compelling thing about success is it looks different for different people... CONTINUE

     
     

For over 15 years, Bethany House has shined its beacon of light in an often dark and dreary world – a world that promotes and entices its youth to be sexual, yet cannot offer real solutions to the teen pregnancy epidemic. There is hope. And you can help! CONTINUE

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

A marine to be proud of!
Who would have known that the first child born to Bethany House would be serving our country? In 1988 Bethany House had its first arrival, baby Lucas. Like many young women Lucas's mother Cathie found herself pregnant and wondering what to do...
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  From the Director's Desk
Dear friends, there is never a dull moment at Bethany House. When Jack and I started welcoming young women into our home almost twenty years ago, we had no idea what God had in store for us.

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Jewels Shining Brightly
"With Her Head Held High ...", "A Diamond in the Rough!", "From Tears to Joy" Jewels shine brightly every day at Bethany House. You help make these women sparkle!
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Together We Can!
This program is much more than its staff, however critical these incredible people are. Without community involvement, this program would not have flourished for the past 16 years... CONTINUE
     
     
There's something about sunny summer days
Spring is a good time for cleaning our homes, but when it comes to cleaning up our hearts and minds, we are better off enlisting the support of others... CONTINUE
     
     
A Home for Logan
Lindsey gave birth to Logan on July 19, 2004 and in November she decided to give him a better chance at life through adoption. CONTINUE
     
     
  Watch them grow... and grow!
We talk a lot about babies and moms in our stories. However, Bethany House also shares about touching future generations. After fifteen years, we are beginning to see the trickle effect of what our services have done for others. CONTINUE
     
     
  Anorvia's happy ending
The future looks brighter than ever for this former Bethany House resident and mother of an adorable three-year-old girl! CONTINUE