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Sharing Hope.
Changing Lives. Equipping the Church.

ABOUT US 

At Baptist Children’s Homes, we are passionate about coming alongside churches to ENGAGE, EQUIP, and SUPPORT their efforts to share hope with the vulnerable and see lives transformed through the power of the Gospel.

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Our calling is twofold: To continue serving children, adults, and families in need, and to empower churches through Gospel-centered, trauma-informed training and resources.

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We provide specialized trauma-informed training designed to equip:

  • Children’s ministry teams

  • Local and global outreach efforts

  • Church ministries serving families with special needs

  • Foster and adoptive families

The Gospel sets BCH apart...

Baptist Children’s Homes (BCH) is your partner in ministry — keeping Christ at the center of all that we do:

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​1. We are gospel-centered.

2. We are able to train and equip you and your church.

3. We are committed to ongoing support for our foster families and partner churches.

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BCH is committed to coming alongside churches and families to empower you. Our goal is to make it possible for you to say “yes” to how God is calling you

Why Does Training and Support Matter?

Children who are vulnerable or neurodivergent need consistent love, safety, and connection to thrive. When families and churches are equipped with trauma-informed tools, they build deeper relationships and serve with lasting impact. Training empowers adults to become safe, attuned caregivers who help every child feel seen, understood, and supported.

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We are here to engage, equip and support you as your families and churches care for the vulnerable.

10,000+

children in the North Carolina foster care system

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When the church says “yes,” children are EMBRACED, communities are STRENGTHENED, discipleship FLOURISHES, and HOPE IS RESTORED.

Through EVERY CHILD, BCH’s statewide team members:

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  • Train and license couples in churches who desire to foster.

  • Work with couples and individuals to foster or adopt domestically

  • Equip churches to provide ongoing ministry and support for foster and adoptive parents and their children in their congregation

  • Providing ongoing support to participating churches and families

  • Offer trauma-informed trainings to equip churches and families to care for vulnerable.

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