Every child’s story is still being written.
What part will you play?
This is more than a mission statement. It drives everything we do. We believe every person is created in God’s image and deserves compassion, dignity, and the opportunity to thrive. When you partner with BCH, you 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.
you can be part of the story —
Every child has a story. You can help write a better one.
For thousands of children across North Carolina, the next chapter depends on someone choosing to step in. Here are the ways you can be that someone.
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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Understanding out-of-home care, BCH’s role, and serving 11,000+ children in NC foster care
More than 11,000 children are in the North Carolina foster care system. BCH Chief Programs Officer Nancy Osborne explains what out-of-home care means, how foster care has changed, and why the gospel stays at the center.
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NC State Fields an Inspirational Day for BCH Foster and Adoptive Families
NC State Wolfpack football hosted Baptist Children’s Homes foster and adoptive families at Carter-Finley Stadium for a night of encouragement and testimony.
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What Does a BCH Houseparent Actually Do? A Look Inside the Role
If you have ever read a story about children at Baptist Children’s Homes and thought, quietly, could we do that? this page is for you. Houseparenting is one of the least understood roles in Christian ministry. People picture a dormitory, or a shift job, or something closer to a summer camp counselor. It is none…
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Resources to Help You Move Forward
Engage & Equip
Resources to Help You Move Forward
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