32,576 reasons to celebrate
Archived BCH update: There are so many reasons to celebrate 2017! Because of you, 32,576 lives have been impacted through the ministries of Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH). That’s…
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NCBAM marks fifth year with senior adult retreat
Archived BCH update: North Carolina Baptist Aging Ministry (NCBAM) is marking its fifth year of participation with Fort Caswell’s senior adult retreat — Summerfest. The event is a…
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A deep love for children
A BCH story of hope: My first introduction to Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH) was in 1974 when a speaker came to the church my family and I attended at the time, Guilford Baptist…
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As unto the Lord
A BCH story of hope: In the hierarchy of chores, porch sweeping ranked among the lowliest, and none of the children wanted the assignment. In the morning sunshine but out of the…
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203 lives saved in 2017 – This changes everything!
Archived BCH update: This year, 203 lives were forever changed — they now have the hope of Jesus! There is nothing greater than when children discover they are priceless and…
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Filling old canning jars is a great way to increase giving
Archived BCH update: You may remember, even if only faintly, the days of summer and early fall when the house would be full of hot steam from boiling water used to sterilize…
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Children and families need you, it’s not too late!
Archived BCH update: DON’T MISS THE CHANCE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN 2017! You may not know their names. You have not heard their stories. But the boys and girls who will come to…
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You make Christmas smiles possible
Archived BCH update: The girls were alone. Temperatures outside were freezing. Elizabeth, Mary and Carly did their best to stay warm while their parents were drinking at a nearby…
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Week of Prayer 2018
Archived BCH update: As a child, it’s heartbreaking when you cannot trust your family to feed you, give you clean clothes that fit, provide you a safe home, or simply give you the…
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Live a life worthy of a good report
A BCH story of hope: It seems I am asked to give personal references more and more often. I see it as a compliment –– a position that comes with age perhaps. I’m certainly honored…
