Belgers’ unexpected yes reveals God’s bigger plans
“We would’ve told you this was never going to be in our cards,” Sara said. “But God has different plans than we have for ourselves.”
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For Autumn, BCH’s Odum Home gave her family
Through her own hard work and the care and support of BCH, Autumn is headed to North Carolina State University for her first year of college.
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Olivia’s adoption story shows a larger family picture
“Family doesn’t just mean blood. Family is love. And that’s something that my parents and my family have always had for me,” Olivia shares.
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“Thrive!” pours into families who pour into others
The heart behind Thrive is recognizing that saying “yes” to a child is only the beginning of the journey.
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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.
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Recognizing the hurts behind the behaviors
Behavior often communicates a deeper story. How churches can recognize the hurts behind the behaviors and build the trust that leads to gospel conversations.
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One phone call mobilizes NC Baptists to help Ina
Ina Pickett called NCBAM about a leaking faucet. What followed was a rebuilt home and a picture of NC Baptists serving together.
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Friends are the prize for Special Olympics athlete
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.
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Students put faith out front at Mountain Camp
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.
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Filipino Heritage Day ignites adoptive family friendships
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.
