Agape’s Kristee Bell Named by Bredesen to Tennessee’s Workforce Development Board
Agape’s Kristee Bell recently was reappointed by Governor Phil Bredesen to serve on the State of Tennessee’s Workforce Development Board. Bell is the Director of the Powerlines Community Network for Agape Child & Family Services. Governor Bredesen appointed 135 men and women to serve on 60 state boards and commissions.
“I commend all those appointed for their willingness to serve the state through its boards and commissions,” Bredesen said. “Tennesseans have always been recognized for dedicating their time and talents to serve their fellow citizens, and I appreciate these men and women for upholding this tradition. I am confident they will represent their respective boards with integrity and honor.”
With offices in Memphis (111 Racine) and Jackson, TN, Agape Child & Family Services is a Christian-based organization which provides children and families with healthy homes in the regional area through community restoration, homeless services, mentoring, adoption, foster care, maternity services and counseling. Agape will serve more than 18,000 children, adults and families this year through its services. For more information on Agape Child & Family Services or to find out how you can become part of the effort to adopt, foster, mentor and support the children in our community, call 901.323.3600 or visit www.AgapeMeansLove.org.
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