Nature - Spirit - Relationship
Our enduring mission to serve children, families, youth, and all who seek the space to question, renew, and discover their faith has never been stronger.
We invite you to be a part of a defining moment in our community: help ensure that BCH remains a place where faith can find a home by investing in our $4 million capital campaign.
DonateSummer camps at BCH are inclusive Christian formation ministries of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, in partnership with the dioceses of New Hampshire and Western Massachusetts. We are very excited to announce our 2026 sessions!
Camp Info and RegistrationThe Barbara C. Harris Center is located on the scenic shoreline of Otter Lake, in Greenfield, NH. Resting peacefully within 326 wooded acres and offering year-round accommodations for religious, educational and other non-profit organizations ranging in size from 20 to 210 people. Offering guests a beautiful, natural setting for relaxation and formal meetings the Conference Center includes a selection of spacious meeting and break-out areas with A/V equipment to meet the needs of any group.The Center offers a variety of lodging types ranging from attractive hotel-style guest rooms with private baths to winterized cabins with bunk beds.
Learn MoreOur mission is rooted in the legacy of the Rt. Rev. Barbara C. Harris and the values of the Episcopal Church: welcome to all, especially the vulnerable; care for creation; and walking the way of love.
We live our mission by caring for all who spend time at the center, offering space and direction for spiritual practice, and connecting to the natural world- through camps, retreats, conferences, and programs. All who visit will feel cared for in mind, body, and spirit and will be invited to deepen their values and expand their vision.
In everything we do, we:
– Reflect the dignity, simplicity and bounty of the natural world
– Offer spiritual growth opportunities, rooted in and expanding on Episcopal identity
– Strengthen right relationships in support of environmental and social justice