Sharing hope...changing lives -- providing caring homes to children in need, healing to broken families and, most of all, sharing with them the hope of Jesus.
Introducing BCH Recommends 📚 — a summer book series for anyone who cares about families, faith, and loving people well.
June's picks:
🤝 The Connected Child
🏠 Habits of the Household
💛 Overcoming
🦥 Ruthless Elimination of Hurry
Have you read these? Drop the emoji below!
Foster son's first prom. A baptism on a beach in Hawaii. A church showing up with shovels on a Saturday.Our monthly Praise Report is full of reasons to give thanks. 🙌Get it in your inbox → https://t.co/z3NLHthcsB
Caring for children & families is holy—and hard. We launched a quarterly training series on child welfare & family advocacy, starting with a conversation about biblical rhythms of rest with @jeddmedefind of @cafo_official. Grateful for this partnership 💙
This weekend, we remember. We're thankful for the brave men and women whose sacrifice made room for the lives, families, and futures we hold dear. From the BCH family to yours — Happy Memorial Day. 🇺🇸
Throwback to 1984 — the year BCH adopted the handprint logo that has represented our mission ever since. A child's hands. That's who we are. 🤲 #BCHFamily#TBT
May is our favorite month. 💙
Foster Care Awareness Month, Birth Mother's Day, golf tournaments, motorcycle rides, BBQ festivals, and more — God is moving and we are so grateful.
Stay tuned! 👉 https://t.co/to06ClcXAC
Ride to Clyde is a three-day motorcycle ride across NC, and it's next week! Will you pray for the riders as they travel?
And if you'd like to support the ride financially, you can give here: https://t.co/lJxUqCBF5j
Thank you, Biltmore Church, for inviting BCH to mobilize and train your ministry leaders and volunteers to pray, serve, and respond to the vulnerable. Partners like you are making a Kingdom difference!
As Easter month comes to a close, we’re reminded the hope of the resurrection is not behind us—it’s still changing lives today. Children and families experience the love of Christ every day through BCH.
Be part of that story.
👉 Give today:https://t.co/fkcz0tep8g
God gave us amazing brains that can think, feel, and choose. When life feels tough, focusing on what you can control helps you build new pathways in your brain. This is called neuroplasticity—your thoughts truly matter!
📄 Download the full activity: https://t.co/eCcYlW0PZ3
What a gift! 💛
Nearly 900 Easter baskets from New South River Baptist Association are on their way to BCH children and partner agencies—bringing joy and encouragement this Easter season.
Because He lives, everything changes. ✝️
At BCH, that good news shapes everything we do. Your support helps share the hope of Jesus with every child and family we serve. 💛
👉 Give today: https://t.co/fkcz0tep8g
April is Volunteer Appreciation Month—and we’re so grateful. 💛
To every volunteer who gives their time, energy, and heart to serve children and families through BCH… thank you.
Because of you, children feel seen. Families feel supported. And the love of Christ is made known.
We’re thankful for the Associational Missions Strategists across North Carolina who support Baptist Children’s Homes. They are key partners for reaching and equipping churches across our state to take the gospel to the vulnerable.
Thank you, AMS, for allowing David Melber to express our gratitude for you. We look forward to working closely with you in days ahead.
Have you ever considered foster care?
We’re hosting two upcoming interest meetings in Eastern NC where you can learn what it really looks like to foster—and how you can get started.
🗓 Choose a location:
Temple Church (New Bern, NC) → https://t.co/4lh0kQKwzW
Forest Hills Church (Burgaw, NC) → https://t.co/OKmOjwQm2n
No pressure. Just information, stories, and a chance to ask questions.
Your “yes” could change a child’s life.
At Baptist Children’s Homes, the table is more than a place to share a meal — it’s a place where Christ’s love makes room for every child who needs hope. ❤️
Lamar Grimes knows this firsthand. As a boy, he scavenged dumpsters to feed his younger siblings, doing everything he could to keep them safe and cared for. When a children’s home welcomed them in, he found not only food — but family, stability, and the love of Jesus. Today, Lamar and his wife Nancy serve as cottage parents, offering that same compassion to the children God places in their care.
This is why Food Round Up matters.
Every can… every box… every donation ensures that children in our care never have to wonder where their next meal will come from. You help us surround them with full plates, full hearts, and the full hope of Christ.
🍎 Join the 2025 Food Round Up! Your church, business, or community group can make a life‑changing impact.
📦 Learn how to take part: https://t.co/LEidlSs9dV
🍽 Read Lamar & Nancy’s story: https://t.co/0ak8Dqptoz
Together, let’s fill our pantries — and fill lives with hope. 🙌💛
We’re thankful for the opportunity to partner with Rich Fork Church this past weekend to host a trauma-informed training.
Churches play such an important role in caring for children and families in our communities. By learning how trauma impacts behavior and relationships, we can respond with greater understanding, compassion, and the love of Christ.
Thank you to Rich Fork Church for opening your doors and for your heart to serve children and families well. We’re grateful for churches that are committed to learning, growing, and walking alongside those who need support.
If your church is interested in hosting a trauma-informed training, we’d love to connect with you. Learn more at https://t.co/MBPQzk0uHh.
#TraumaInformedCare #ChurchPartnership #FaithInAction #EveryChild