Safety, connection, and discipleship, each rooted in the character of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, form the foundation of gospel-centered, trauma-responsive ministry that any church can build on.
A BCH story of hope: Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) took part in the 2026 NC Baptist Disciple-Making Conference, joining nearly 1,400 pastors, church staff, and…
A BCH story of hope: As we recognize April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, may we as followers of Jesus choose to shine brightly in a world that desperately needs His…
A BCH story of hope: The vision is simple yet profound: to help churches say “yes” to the vulnerable people in their communities and even within their own congregations. “Every…
A BCH story of hope: Written By Kristyn Butts, BCH Director of Volunteer Engagement The memories came rushing back as Robin Bailey stepped onto the campus of Kennedy Home (KH)…
A BCH story of hope: Written by Jay Boyd, Chief Advancement Officer Bryan and I were riding in the back of my grandfather’s pickup truck in late November. Thanksgiving on the…
A BCH story of hope: Written By David Melber, Chief Executive Officer The Bible says in Ecclesiastes, “For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven…
A BCH story of hope: Written by Carol Layton, Director of Communications, NCBAM Nothing good ever came from a tsunami. So why is it acceptable to refer to 73 million baby boomers…
A BCH story of hope: Written By Jim Edminson, Charity and Children Editor The day I decided to follow Jesus is a day I will never forget. Some look for that one thing, a purpose…
A BCH story of hope: Charity & Children Editor Jim Edminson concluded his Baptist Children’s Homes career December 31. In June 2000, he and his family moved to the Tar Heel State…
