Cornerstone unites eight siblings in two foster homes

June 2008 - Cornerstone Family Services successfully united a sibling group of eight foster children that were previously spread around Georgia. All eight children are now placed with two foster families in the Mount Bethel UMC Community of Care and are able to visit and play together.

"Estimates indicate that nearly two-thirds of all children in foster care have siblings and are separated. Uniting sibling groups is a focus of ours," said Bill Hancock, founder and president of Cornerstone Family Services. "Uniting a sibling group of this size is a demonstration of the Christian calling and unparalleled service provided by a community organized to do what's best for children."