
The Media section is the source for Baptist Children's Homes (BCH) news and information.
Press releases related to features, events and other newsworthy information is found in the section below. News items are also listed in Current Events. The FAQ section provides answers and up-to-date information about the agency. Official BCH logos and corporate art can be downloaded from the Corporate Identity section.
Inquiries may be directed to BCH's Office of Communications by calling in North Carolina 1-800-476-3669 or contact BCH by email.
Children line the streets at Baptist Children’s Homes’ Mills Home to greet the hundreds of bikers arriving at the Thomasville-based residential campus.... more
Adult students enrolled at Davidson County Community College’s Thomasville Education Center organized a “Canned Food Challenge” to help boys and girls living at Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) in Thomasville.... more
When Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) Lewis Smith spoke with Richard and Ted Rhodes, President and Vice President of Rhodes Bros. Paving, Inc. in Franklin, about repaving the deteriorating roadways at Broyhill Home, the two brothers knew immediately what they had to do.... more
Oak Ranch near Broadway reached a major milestone in September. The first child was admitted into care since Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) assumed management of the 755 acre ranch in June.... more
Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) Odum Home campus celebrated 65 years of helping children and families in Pembroke and the surrounding area during a celebration on Tuesday, October 9. ... more
Lt. Gov. Beverly Perdue visited the children living at Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) Broyhill Home in Clyde on Friday, October 5. ... more
The piece of land on Carthage Street where two group homes for developmentally disabled adults will be constructed has recently come to life. Members of a construction crew are busy building the facilities that will become home for these special residents from the Lee County area.... more
Children living at Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) western North Carolina residential facilities and BCH staff members showed their appreciation to its community friends at the 48th annual Western Area Conference on Thursday, September 6.... more
Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina has been reaccredited by the Council on Accreditation of Services for Family and Children (COA). Accreditation through COA means BCH meets the highest national standards and is delivering the best in quality services.... more
Leaders and members of the community celebrated the opening of The Asheboro Home with a special dedication ceremony on Sunday. The new facility is operated by Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) and will be home for six developmentally disabled adult women from the Randolph County area.... more
Linda Elliott of Danville, Va and Pete Knight of Hamptonville, NC catch up with one another before the morning worship service at Mills Home Baptist Church in Thomasville. Alumni celebrated Homecoming at Mills Home during the first weekend in August.... more
Wendy Campbell has assumed the position of Coordinator of Program Development and Compliance with Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) in Thomasville. The High Point resident joined BCH’s administrative staff on August 1.... more
Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) residents Andrew and Chris help with a 65 pound Wahoo fish caught during the 2007 Triumph Owners Fishing Tournament in Southport on July 27 and 28. The tournament raised $2,200 for BCH’s Cameron Boys Camp.... more
Chris Foyles has joined Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) as Marketing and Client Recruiter. The Kinston native joined the institution’s state administration staff in Thomasville on July 2.... more
Matthew from Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) Cameron Boys Camp leads John, a developmentally disabled adult resident from Stegall Home in Marshville, on his first horseback ride at Oak Ranch near Broadway.... more
Six-year-old Joshua Henry and his five-year-old brother Joseph serve a cup of “Ice Cold Fuzzy Peach Tea” to Rusty Bunker, a child care worker at Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) Mills Home campus in Thomasville.... more
Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) recently received two $2,500 grants from Ronald McDonald House Charities. The funds will specifically help BCH’s Odum Home campus in Pembroke.... more
The Broyhill Family Foundation has given three grants to help Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH). The $76,000 total contribution will assist the child care institution with numerous needs at their statewide service areas.... more
Five-year-old Gabriel walks across the outdoor amphitheater stage at Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) Mills Home campus in Thomasville to receive his preschool diploma from teacher Andera Ward.... more
Lighting from a storm that blew through the Thomasville area on Tuesday, June 5 struck a large tree on Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) Mills Home campus.... more
Sealy and Hunter Farms are contributing to the fund raising efforts of the Little Miss Thomasville Queens to help boys and girls in the care of Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH).... more
Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) in Thomasville has entered into a relationship with Oak Ranch, a residential program for at-risk boys to manage the facility, located on the Lee-Harnett County line near Broadway. The 122-year-old Baptist Children’s Homes begins operating Oak Ranch on June 1 adding the existing Oak Ranch residential program to its statewide network of facilities and programs.... more
Members of churches belonging to the Cowboy Church Network of North America paraded on horses through downtown Thomasville on Thursday, May 17 to Baptist Children’s Homes’ (BCH) Mills Home residential campus.... more
Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) resident Elmer prepares for the football toss as boys and girls from the institution’s statewide residential facilities competed in Olympic games at BCH’s Mills Home in Thomasville on Saturday, May 19.... more
Members of churches belonging to the Cowboy Church Network of North America will parade on horses through downtown Thomasville on Thursday, May 17 to the children’s residential campus where they will spend an evening with the boys and girls.... more
Approximately 300 motorcycles roared onto Baptist Children’s Homes’ Mills Home in Thomasville on Sunday, May 6 for the second annual “Country Legends Ride.” ... more
J. Keith Henry has assumed the position of Executive Vice President of Programs and Services with Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH). ... more
Motorcyclists from across the state will participate in a 53-mile ride to help the boys and girls living at Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) Mills Home in Thomasville. The “Country Legends Ride” is raising funds to ensure the boys and girls in BCH’s care have much to look forward to this summer.... more
Ward Mullis of Charlotte is a recipient of the 2007 North Carolina Baptist Heritage Award for his dedication and support to Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH). The award recognizes individuals and couples who represent exemplary giving and service to organizations associated with the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina... more
Jim Edminson, Institutional Director for Communications for Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina (BCH), received three first place awards in the Wilmer C. Fields Awards Competition.... more
T.J. Slaughter has joined Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) in Thomasville as the institution’s Foundation and Corporate Grants Coordinator.... more
Churches, businesses, and individuals in the community are poised for a fourth consecutive year to help children by giving to Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) “Food Round-Up.” ... more
The Little Miss Thomasville queens presented $28,060 in funds and donated care items to Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) at the annual pageant on Saturday, March 17 at T. Austin Finch Auditorium in Thomasville. The donations will help the boys and girls living at BCH’s Mills Home campus in Thomasville.... more
Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) has received a $10,000 grant from the Food Lion Charitable Foundation. The 121-year-old ministry will use the gift for ongoing operational needs in carrying out its mission of helping hurting children…healing broken families.... more
Twenty-five Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) direct care staff members have received professional certification from Georgia-based National Center for Professional Certification (NCPC). ... more
ASHEBORO – Security Savings Bank has joined a community effort to ensure adults with developmental disabilities in the Randolph County area have a caring home for years to come. The bank has given a sizeable contribution towards the construction of the Asheboro-based group home to be operated by Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH).... more