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Every child deserves to feel safe, wanted, and loved. Your partnership helps us provide Christ-centered care across NC — from foster care to residential programs to support for struggling families. Thank you for making hope visible.

There’s something really special about this tradition. 🎄 Children at Broyhill Home, tucked away in the mountains of Clyde, NC, got to head out with their Cottage Parents to pick out their Christmas tree—the one they’ll bring home, decorate together, and gather around all season

The folks of Maranatha Baptist Church in Roanoke Rapids had a great reason—after leading a church-wide campaign, they delivered these unwrapped Christmas gifts to the children of Kennedy Home. Their day didn’t stop there. They also enjoyed a tour of Cedar Dell Hall, getting a

What does it look like when a church family opens their hearts? 🎄❤️ The Sunday School class of David and Cindy Wiest at Apex Baptist Church did just that by hosting the children of Kennedy Home for a joyful Christmas party at their church. David and Cindy have been faithfully

At BCH, Christmas isn’t just about gifts — it’s about the living hope we have in Jesus. He is the One who heals hearts, restores families, and brings light into darkness. Hope has truly come and dwelt among us.

Our Western Central Foster Care Training begins January 2026, with classes offered in Thomasville and Lenoir. This training is for individuals and families who feel called to step into foster care—or who simply want to learn more about how God uses His church to care for

The Women’s Ministry Group at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church in Morganton hosted a beautiful Festival of Tables and silent auction, raising funds to support the ministry of Baptist Children’s Homes. Through creativity, generosity, and faithful service, they helped make a lasting

At the Annual Meeting of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina on November 11, 2025, David Melber, CEO of Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina (BCH), delivered an inspiring entity report to messengers gathered at the Koury Convention Center. His message centered on

What happens when the Church says “yes”? Lives are changed. Hope takes root. And the Gospel shines in dark places. At the NC Baptist Annual Meeting, BCH CEO David Melber shared a bold new vision—Every Child | Every Church—a Gospel-centered initiative designed to equip churches

Host a special event for foster & adoptive families—give them a night of rest, fun, and community. Your church can make that happen. Call Rick Norman at 828-450-9136.