Retreat rooted in lifelong support for birth moms
Christian Adoption Services hosted its 29th annual Birth Mothers Retreat April 17-19, 2026 in Greensboro—a weekend of community, mentoring, and discipleship where 14 women made decisions for Christ.
Christian Adoption Services hosted its 29th annual Birth Mothers Retreat April 17-19, 2026 in Greensboro—a weekend of community, mentoring, and discipleship where 14 women made decisions for Christ.
God was writing Caleb’s story long before we knew him — a family reflects on faith, waiting, and the gift of an open adoption.
A BCH story of hope: At Christian Adoption Services (CAS) — the adoption ministry of Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) — we’ve walked alongside families on this…
A BCH story of hope: “It was shocking not really knowing exactly what to do or how everything was going to work out,” Amajha, who is now 27 years old, reflects “I was scared to…
A BCH story of hope: By Blake Ragsdale | Editor of Charity & Children The basketball teams were decided. Jeremy and his youngest son, Ezra, would take on his oldest son, Gabe, and…
A BCH story of hope: Extended family came along to help during the trip because, as Phillip laughs, “We weren’t brave enough to do it on our own.” Phillip and Sara have never felt…
A BCH story of hope: “From the very beginning of our adoption journey, we have seen God’s hand woven throughout each of our children’s stories. He has faithfully opened and closed…
A BCH story of hope: Written by Jim Edminson, Charity & Children Editor Noah was waiting on Ali and Will to arrive. Their nearly three-hour drive was taking forever. Only days…
A BCH story of hope: There is a love that reaches deeper than any earthly bond, a love that calls us by name and welcomes us into a family not defined by blood, but by grace. To…
A BCH story of hope: I grew up reading comic books. Like most kids, I was drawn to stories of caped crusaders, masked vigilantes, and cosmic defenders who stood between good and…