Children need nests safe from storms of pain
A BCH story of hope: Abuse, drugs, violence, neglect, crisis and a lack of food have been the norm for so many of the children who come into Baptist Children’s Homes’ (BCH) care…
A BCH story of hope: Abuse, drugs, violence, neglect, crisis and a lack of food have been the norm for so many of the children who come into Baptist Children’s Homes’ (BCH) care…
A BCH story of hope: There was hopelessness and despair. And then there was Easter. For many children in North Carolina, life’s journey can be difficult. This was truly the case…
Archived BCH update: I listened anxiously as the weather report announced a stormy forecast. High winds, excessive rain and threats of a possible tornado were reported. Several…
Archived BCH update: “Nothing is worse than missing an opportunity that could change a life.” As I ponder these words, I am taken back to the groundbreaking ceremony on the Mills…
Archived BCH update: As I traveled recently, I noticed how evident that Christmas is almost upon us. Towns, big and small, have dressed their streets for the holiday –– lights…
Archived BCH update: On September 7, I had the privilege of attending the Western Area Conference (WAC) at Broyhill Home in Clyde. This is always a great event filled with…
A BCH story of hope: Are you ready to be astonished? Last year, you and I as North Carolina Baptists touched more than 94,000 lives offering hope and refuge through the ministry…
A BCH story of hope: Where I’m From – Megan’s Poem I’m from an old rickety home where no one belongs, where mattresses lie on the floor and the front door is never locked. I’m…
Archived BCH update: I remember a sermon preached by Dr. John Claypool during a religious emphasis week while attending Gardner Webb University. His sermon was entitled, as I…
Archived BCH update: When the children at Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH) are asked to quote their favorite scripture, they often recite Jeremiah 29:11. “For I know the plans I…