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Christ-Centered healing and hope
Welcome to Bethel
Bethel Bible Village provides healing and hope for children and families in crisis.
Bethel offers solutions for many of today’s most serious challenges with a faith-based approach. See who we serve.
How We Help
Bethel serves children and families in crisis according to their specific needs, from intensive weekend retreats for families in crisis to residential care on our campus.
Residential care includes housing in cottages on our campus with a safe and structured environment. Residents receive meals, therapeutic care, social services and education in our campus school, Bethel Christian Academy.
Allen’s Story
Bethel alum Allen Green explains how Bethel helped him overcome crisis.
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BETHEL BIBLE VILLAGE
Why Your Gifted Child Can’t Find Her Shoes
Olivia is 10-years old. She is gifted, wildly creative and intelligent. So why does such a gifted child having difficulty following a simple daily routine? 10 Tips for Helping Your Child with Executive Functioning.
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Single Parents in a Housing Crisis
Chattanooga’s Affordable Housing Crunch Hits Single Parents Hard Bethel Offers Temporary Help for Those in Crisis Affordable housing in the Chattanooga region is a growing problem, especially for single parents with children. Last summer, the Times Free Press reported that rental rates in Chattanooga were rising five times faster than workers’ wages. And…
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Rachel’s Story: Nowhere To Go
Rachel was a young teen without family to care for her. But her story and heart-breaking life challenges started much earlier in life. Her sweet faith inspires us. Rachel says she first understood the nature of God’s providence when she was on a mission trip in Florida a few years ago. “The church van…
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New Retreat Helps Families Reconnect
Bethel has expanded its ministry to the community in 2019 with a new weekend retreat called Family Steps. Families often come to Bethel at a point of crisis. They have reached a point where they can no longer function or communicate effectively as a family. Although they have tried counseling, they still need more help,…
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