
Homeword is a regular feature in the Baptist Children's Home publication, Charity & Children. Through his monthly column, editor W. James Edminson seeks to encourage families with his personal anecdotes of home life which are both reminiscent and heart warming.
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Kasey - First Girl at Oak Ranch
Kasey and the other girls take the breakfast dishes from the table to the kitchen sink. The smells of sausage and home-cooked pancakes linger in the air. It was a hardy meal for a group of teenage girls, but a good start on a day that would include a trip to the barn to care for Oak Ranch’s horses
Transitional Living Service Lifts Casey
Casey walks outside Noel Home. There’s excitement in her voice as she talks about how her life has changed during her seven months living at the group home in Lenoir. As she walks in the bright sunshine, Casey carefully steps over tree branches strewn about the yard during the previous night’s rainstorm.
Clay's Story Offers Hope to Families
Clay’s story is far too common. A family erupts. Anger, hurt, misunderstandings like wedges drive relationships to disrepair. Hope hangs by only a thread threatening to snap under the prolonged anguish of discord.
Jesse Honors God With Words & Music
The bright sunlight floods into the meeting room. Trustees traveled from around the state to make the first of two annual meetings held at Baptist Children’s Homes’ (BCH) historic Mills Home in Thomasville. Jesse waits in the hall as the meeting begins. He is nervous.