Do you have room?
A BCH story of hope: It is 4:00 in the morning when the phone rings. “We have four children under the age of 10. Do you have room?” Houseparents begin to ready the rooms so the…
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203 Children and Adults accepted Christ!
Archived BCH update: Last year, 203 lives were CHANGED for eternity because of your prayers and generous support! We celebrate together when a child, who has experienced so many…
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Trustees adopt strategic plan
A BCH story of hope: A year-long process between Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH) staffers and trustees yielded a new strategic plan – 20/20: A Clear Vision. It was adopted during…
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Become a “Sweet Dreams” Bed Sponsor
Archived BCH update: “These are my angel friends. I don’t know them but they watch over my bed.” These are the precious words of Ella, a seven-year-old girl who has found a safe…
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Orphanage grows to help children
Archived BCH update: The dream to offer the indigenous children of Guatemala a new future drives those who serve at Good Shepherd Children’s Home (GSCH). “God desires to rewrite…
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Reach for the hand of a child
Archived BCH update: It was time for the evening meal. The mission team met at an outdoor restaurant. There were guards with guns along the sidewalks. A hedge of shrubs was all…
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Kids Helping Kids Through VBS!
Archived BCH update: We are blessed to be a part of the Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH) ministry because we get to see the lives of North Carolina children changed every day! It is…
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Third Roundup brings awareness of caregiver needs
Archived BCH update: The third annual AAIM Roundup was held May 2 at Rich Fork Baptist Church in Thomasville. AAIM (Aging Adults Innovating Ministry) is a network of ministers and…
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Become A Difference Maker!
A BCH story of hope: JOIN THE BCH TEAM AND YOU CAN CHANGE LIVES! Children, families, single mothers, developmentally disabled adults and aging adults need you! Everyone on the BCH…
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Farmhouse built 100 years ago serves families today
A BCH story of hope: The Moody family farmhouse was built in 1917 by the father of May Beryl and Nora F. Moody on the foundation of the original home which burned. The sisters’…
