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Beth Bethany
House’s Founder and Executive Director started Bethany
House in 1986 when she realized, while working as a counselor
for Birthright, that pregnant young women did not have enough
resources available, especially affordable, safe housing
options. Since its creation, Bethany House has served over
700 women and children. Beth remains at the program’s
helm, using her expert management and leadership skills to
guide the program through changing times, helping young women
become all they can be. Her desire is to be the healthy mother
figure many of these girls didn’t have. Beth has been
married for over 25 years, and has two sons and four granddaughters,
and has adopted several young women from the program. Her
dedication to homeless, pregnant women and their infants
is unwavering, and only seems to increase as time goes on. Click
here to review Beth's resume.
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Carol Outreach
Coordinator and Assistant to Beth Rhinehart has an extensive
background in social services, including addiction and restoration
counseling, as well as career development services. Carol
also serves as the agency’s spokesperson, and partners
with Beth as a Case Manager for Bethany House’s residents.
She is a published author and travels throughout the Pacific
NW and beyond to speak at women’s events. Her heart
to help wounded women find hope and healing in Christ led
her to Bethany House. Visit her website to learn more : www.carolvanatta.com. Click
here to review Carol's resume.
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Welcome to the Bethany
House program
We’d like to take you
on a journey through our life-saving program — a
program that has been carefully designed to meet the unique
and ever-changing needs of single women who are pregnant
with nowhere to turn. Our website gives you an opportunity
to tour our home, meet some of our residents, and discover
the many ways you can get involved in helping young mothers
and their children.
Bethany House has remained committed to providing
a loving Christian environment for over 27 years. Our
program allows young, wounded women to
embrace emotional, physical, and spiritual healing, renewed
hope, and a (forgive the cliché) a whole new lease on
life. This new life-lease can lead to freedom from old harmful
habits and addictions, improved life skills, enhanced employment
and educational opportunities, greater confidence, better communication
techniques, and the ability to love and parent a child successfully.
Our program is individually tailored to each woman’s
distinctive needs and issues, making goals attainable for our
residents.
So, please get comfortable; take some time to
and learn about our program…about us.
CLICK
HERE TO LEARN ABOUT PHASE II

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