God’s perfect timing: purpose in the waiting
We live in the land of the between, in the tension of the already and the not yet.
We live in the land of the between, in the tension of the already and the not yet.
Behavior often communicates a deeper story. How churches can recognize the hurts behind the behaviors and build the trust that leads to gospel conversations.
Ina Pickett called NCBAM about a leaking faucet. What followed was a rebuilt home and a picture of NC Baptists serving together.
Chris Kiser lives at BCH’s Stegall Home. He came home from the Special Olympics USA Games with three medals – and something he valued a great deal more.
For the eleventh year, students from Scotts Hill Baptist led Mountain Camp for children in BCH care. One camper made the decision to follow Christ.
Two boys who met at an orphanage in the Philippines were adopted by different American families. Every year, Filipino Heritage Day brings them back together.
Parker spent much of his life in North Carolina’s foster care system. Two and a half years with the Willaford family changed what family means to him – and here’s how fostering with BCH actually works.
What is a legacy gift? Learn how a planned gift to Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina can support children and families for generations.
Vernon Abbott was married 72 years, five months and three weeks. The endowment he created in Shirley’s memory will care for children long after them both.
If you have ever read a story about children at Baptist Children’s Homes and thought, quietly, could we do that? this page is for you. Houseparenting is one of the least understood roles in Christian ministry. People picture a dormitory, or a shift job, or something closer to a summer camp counselor. It is none…