Eleven year mark has few or no rivals
A BCH story of hope: The children are seated for the celebration. The chatter is minimal as teachers distribute large, round sugar cookies with sprinkles and scoops of vanilla ice…
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A BCH story of hope: The children are seated for the celebration. The chatter is minimal as teachers distribute large, round sugar cookies with sprinkles and scoops of vanilla ice…
Archived BCH update: As you consider your year-end gifts, there are many options that can benefit the children and families served by Baptist Children’s Homes. Here are a few: 1…
A BCH story of hope: I knew it was unreasonable, but my childhood fear of people with developmental disabilities haunted me into adulthood. Dad liked to visit his customers. He…
A BCH story of hope: Baptist Children’s Homes celebrates graduates – Residents and staff children plan for the future BCH RESIDENTS Trevor Ammons graduates on June 14 from Pisgah…
A BCH story of hope: Church Groups from the Pee Dee Baptist Association donated time and materials renovating and remodeling the new Family Care home in Marston. As many as nine…
A BCH story of hope: The day after our family meeting at which I announced that we would begin a new adventure in North Carolina, ten-year-old Jenny came and perched on the edge…
Archived BCH update: The number 16,796 garners people’s attention quickly. It is the number of North Carolina children removed from their families in 2018 and placed in the foster…
A BCH story of hope: Sunday afternoon, and all is good –– and then it gets even better. My phone buzzes. It’s a FaceTime call. It’s my son Kyle, but it’s not Kyle I see. It’s my…
A BCH story of hope: The inaugural class of Baptist Children’s Homes University (BCHU) graduated at Mills Home in Thomasville. The class first convened February 16, 2016. BCHU is…
A BCH story of hope: Imagine there is no escape. It’s uncomfortable to do. In fact, we strive to be alert and to always have some control. There is something within each of us…