Make their summer unforgettable!
Archived BCH update: This is not the Summer our children expected. The season was supposed to be filled with extraordinary activities such as Vacation Bible Schools, camp…
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Get into the swing of summertime
Archived BCH update: Getting into the Swing of Summertime! Whether it’s finding the perfect sea shell, learning about God’s love at Vacation Bible School, or simply swinging in…
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Make an Eternal Investment in a child’s life
Archived BCH update: Your prayers and generous support empowers the sharing of the Gospel! We celebrate together when a child, who has experienced so much hurt and heartache…
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$1 a day goes a long way!
Archived BCH update: What if you could give sweet dreams to a hurting child? The things that go bump in the night have been far too real to boys and girls before coming to Baptist…
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John’s life looks different – Back to School
Archived BCH update: This past spring things were different . John’s class did not meet in a school building because of COVID-19. But that wasn’t the only thing that was…
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32,576 reasons to celebrate
Archived BCH update: There are so many reasons to celebrate 2017! Because of you, 32,576 lives have been impacted through the ministries of Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH). That’s…
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He lives!
Archived BCH update: What a joy it is to celebrate a risen Savior every Easter! In the Gospel of John, Jesus refers to Himself as the Good Shepherd and speaks of how the Good…
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Coronavirus impacts BCH events and engagements
Archived BCH update: Our thoughts and prayers are with our state, our nation — our world — as we monitor the ever-changing situation regarding COVID-19 , also known as the…
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203 lives saved in 2017 – This changes everything!
Archived BCH update: This year, 203 lives were forever changed — they now have the hope of Jesus! There is nothing greater than when children discover they are priceless and…
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Cruz loves Christmas decorating and making cookies
Archived BCH update: The Christmas keepsakes packed in boxes and containers line the dining room wall of Frizzell-Higdon Cottage. Decorating is a “big” thing for the children…
