Current Events
01.04.2010: Order BCH's 125th Anniversary Cookbook
Baptist Children's Homes is offering a collectible 125th Anniversary Cookbook available Spring 2010. "Let Us Thank Him For This Food 2" contains recipes from the very popular 1985 Centennial Cookbook plus more than 200 new recipes. The recipes included represent some of the finest North Carolina cooking. All proceeds benefit BCH's boys and girls. Order online at www.bchfamily.org/cookbook and immediately download a special bonus recipe. ... more
12.04.2009: Baptist Men Project: After-Christmas Blitz for Camp Duncan December 27 – January 2
Help complete construction efforts at Camp Duncan, Baptist Children’s Homes new wilderness camp in Aberdeen for at-risk girls, by participating in the After-Christmas Blitz from December 27 to January 2. Work projects include general construction, landscaping, trail clearing, painting and more. For more information visit the Camp Duncan project page on the Baptists On Missions website. Registration is required. You can also contact North Carolina Baptist Men Site Coordinator David Seymour at 704-221-4281.... more
11.24.2009: Challenge Initiative Doubles Your Gift!
There's no better time to give! Through the $100,000 challenge initiative, the amount of your financial gift is doubled. All financial donations will be matched dollar for dollar up to the $100,000 challenge total. In order to receive the challenge gift, Baptist Children's Homes must raise an additional $100,000 before January 31, 2010. Help immediately by making an online donation. You can also give the perfect Christmas gift by making your contribution in honor or memory of someone special. Click here to give online.... more
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Stories
John Paul's Hope Grows at BCH
Tears fill John Paul’s father’s eyes. He says the tears come easily when he thinks of his son. But while the tears could have been tears of sorrow, today they are tears of gratitude.
“Baptist Children’s Homes is doing for him what I cannot,” John says. John is very sick. Fears about John Paul’s future pushed him to find help for his son.... more
