Celebrating Chinese New Year in Alabama
Families that adopted from Asia host Chinese New Year
Amy Hall wanted to be a mother and had feared that might not happen.
So, she and husband Richard decided it was time to start an adoption process, which took them all the way to China.
That was in 2000. Today, they have three children — two they were adopted in a far away land and one biological child.
On Feb. 17, the Halls and approximately 50 other families who have adopted children from China will get together for their second-annual Chinese New Year Celebration at Lindsay Lane Baptist Church in Athens.
Amy Hall wanted to be a mother and had feared that might not happen.
So, she and husband Richard decided it was time to start an adoption process, which took them all the way to China.
That was in 2000. Today, they have three children — two they were adopted in a far away land and one biological child.
On Feb. 17, the Halls and approximately 50 other families who have adopted children from China will get together for their second-annual Chinese New Year Celebration at Lindsay Lane Baptist Church in Athens.
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