More Stories of Hope
It should not be hard to understand the love of God
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…
Canoeing the Suwannee River is Life-changing for Camp Duncan’s Girls
A BCH story of hope: It all starts with an idea. Then every plan made begins to feed the dream. The excitement grows as the time draws near to the long-awaited excursion—canoeing…
Ministries align efforts for foster and adoption
A BCH story of hope: Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina (BCH) and Christian Adoption Services (CAS) have agreed to partner together to offer comprehensive foster care and…
Farmhouse built 100 years ago serves families today
A BCH story of hope: The Moody family farmhouse was built in 1917 by the father of May Beryl and Nora F. Moody on the foundation of the original home which burned. The sisters’…
Hurry! Double your end-of-year gift before January 31, 2019
Archived BCH update: Give now through the end of January and your gift will be doubled. Your gift will be matched dollar for dollar up to $250,000. Give a gift of $50 to sponsor a…
Adoption becomes life-long journey for Melber family
A BCH story of hope: There is a love that reaches deeper than any earthly bond, a love that calls us by name and welcomes us into a family not defined by blood, but by grace. To…
