Every child’s story is still being written.
What part will you play?
We believe every person is created in God’s image and deserves compassion, dignity, and the opportunity to thrive. Through foster care, adoption, and the local church, you can join a movement of families and churches walking alongside children and adults, meeting them where they are, and helping them discover God’s plan for their lives.
our mission —
Bringing children home — to family, to community, and to Christ.
We believe every person is created in God’s image and deserves compassion, dignity, and the opportunity to thrive. Partnering with BCH means walking with children, families, and adults to meet them where they are and help them discover God’s plan for their lives.
find your place —
How will you help bring children home?
Happening Now
What’s going on at BCH
Annual Offering
Week of Prayer · Nov 15–22
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Say yes for a child in North Carolina.
Churches across North Carolina are saying yes. Download this year’s videos to share with your church and join the Week of Prayer, November 15–22.
Pray with us
Help us reach 5,000
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Help us reach 5,000 prayer partners.
Be among the first of 5,000 people praying for children and the families caring for them. One short email each month.
Get Equipped
Upcoming Events & Trainings
BCH events and trainings are designed to encourage and equip foster and adoptive families, prepare the church to surround them, and partner with generous donors.
Gospel-Centered Trauma-Informed Training
How ready is your church to care for vulnerable children and the families that embrace them?
Gospel-centered trauma-informed training equips your congregation to understand the impact of trauma and walk with children and families on their healing journey. Take our quick assessment to see where your church stands—and join hundreds of NC churches already becoming places of refuge.
Stories & Encouragement
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What our family did not know about fostering
Pastor and BCH foster parent Bradley Johnson shares the lessons God taught his family through six years of fostering, and why the local church is essential.
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Fostering reshaped the Johnsons’ view of ministry
A heartbreaking goodbye nearly ended their foster care journey. Instead, God used it to show Bradley and Kelly Johnson that fostering is about serving children and their families.
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Birth mother chooses life, seeks to restore her own
Toteanna chose life for her son and an open adoption through Christian Adoption Services. Now, at BCH’s Emmanuel Home, she is rebuilding her own life.
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