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A BCH story of hope: On December 31, 1987, my wife Debbie and I were busy getting our home ready for a New Year’s Eve dinner party when the phone rang. The news was not good. We…
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A BCH story of hope: On December 31, 1987, my wife Debbie and I were busy getting our home ready for a New Year’s Eve dinner party when the phone rang. The news was not good. We…
A BCH story of hope: Baptist Children’s Homes Trustees experienced first hand Fancy Finds – BCH’s new upscale resale store located at Mills Home in Thomasville. The group took a…
A BCH story of hope: The Burningtown-Iotla Fire and Rescue Station (BIFR) is open and serving 169 properties which includes 126 structures in the station’s district. BIFR is one…
A BCH story of hope: Physical activity is a regular part of Baptist Children’s Homes’ (BCH) afterschool program at the Idol Child Development Center on the Mills Home campus in…
Archived BCH update: BCH president/CEO Michael C. Blackwell wraps up Family Gathering 4 with a “rap.” The program held in Mills Home Baptist Church on the Mills Home campus in…
Archived BCH update: Is your church looking for a local, one-day missions opportunity that offers something for all ages? We are hosting our Saturday “Friends of Children”…
A BCH story of hope: BCH’s staff member and Waynesville area Gideon Richard Schwall, along with BCH’s Lewis Smith, and Gideon International president Dr. William E.G. Thomas fromt…
A BCH story of hope: Joe, Roberta, Paulina, and Travis act as if they’ve always known one another. The foursome could fool anyone into believing they are old friends or even…
Archived BCH update: This past year was filled with many challenges. But in the midst of all that happened, stories of hope and victory transpired at Baptist Children’s Homes…
Archived BCH update: When human resources director John Adamcik was asked to describe Baptist Children Homes of North Carolina’s (BCH) safety program, he said, “Compassionate…