In 1792, William Carey said, “I will go down if you will hold the rope.” BCH CEO David Melber invites every church in North Carolina to hold the rope for children and the families who care for them.
A BCH story of hope: Today is a normal day for Tyler. The high school senior has a full day of classes as well as football practice; he’ll soon be on the field for the team’s…
Archived BCH update: Keith and Sammy’s mother died of an overdose. Their father abandoned the family. Devastated and heartbroken, the brothers went to live with grandparents who…
Archived BCH update: Note: The story is written in the voice of thirteen-year-old Jacob, the oldest of the two brothers. The story is real, but the names of the children are…
A BCH story of hope: Janina DeHart woke suddenly. The dream that pulled her from her night’s sleep gripped her heart. “I dreamed that we adopted two boys,” Janina recalls. “The…
A BCH story of hope: Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH) offers four new videos as a part of its Annual Offering promotional materials. The video, Hope & Future (above) , is named for…
Archived BCH update: Mark DeHart embraced his son Nathen as he was raised from the baptismal waters. It was more than he could have dreamed, to help baptize Nathen and his other…
