Church Engagement

A BCH story of hope: One of my favorite memories from the time living in Kentucky involves the creation of food plots. Now, if you’re not into hunting, especially deer hunting…

A BCH story of hope: Perhaps the most demanding and stressful work is that of a family caregiver. Caregiving does not happen in a vacuum. Caregivers have other commitments: work…

A BCH story of hope: Sunday mornings at Frizzell-Higdon Cottage are busy. Will and Betty Porter wrangle eight boys—dressing for church, eating breakfast, and loading into the van…

A BCH story of hope: Lamar Grimes was nine years old when he and his younger sister and two brothers went to live at a Christian children’s home in Orlando, Florida. His mother…

A BCH story of hope: Her name means pure love. She is the fifth in the maternal line with the heritage name of Kathryn, translating “pure” in the Greek language. Kathy and I…

A BCH story of hope: Baptist Children’s Homes’ (BCH) new CEO David Melber , with his wife, Tera, has spent his first weeks building relationships with the ministry’s staff…

A BCH story of hope: My husband and I have three children who are in their late teens. When they were younger, their favorite question was, “Why?” It could be a little frustrating…

A BCH story of hope: Who doesn’t love a child? “Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH) has had a special place in our hearts for over 40 years. We’re so grateful to partner to give hope…

A BCH story of hope: Missions are the Carlson’s passion. “There’s no doubt we are called to do this. I’m a Call Center Specialist for North Carolina Baptist Aging Ministry (NCBAM)…

A BCH story of hope: There are days before the new year begins, and we are on a journey to visit Kyle, Susan, Stuart, Roger, and Maggie. We take far too few trips to Texas, and…