Recently, *Sophie called CPC looking for an ultrasound because she wanted to know when she had become pregnant. There were two possible fathers, and she was considering abortion depending on who the father was. During her appointment, our staff learned more about what she was facing. In her 20s, *Sophie was experiencing an unexpected pregnancy and didn’t know which of the two men was the father. Only a few close people to her knew she was pregnant and encouraged her to come t

Generosity looks different for every person and every family. For some, it means giving regularly throughout the year. For others, it may mean making a larger charitable contribution at a particular time or setting aside resources today that can support ministries for years to come. One tool that can help make giving more intentional is a Donor-Advised Fund, or DAF. A DAF is a charitable account established through a sponsoring organization. You make charitable contributions

At 19, *Janelle came to our center navigating pregnancy and major life changes. She has chosen to become a mama and is stepping into this new season while adjusting to a new relationship and living situation. As she prepares for motherhood, many things remain uncertain. We hope she continues to find wisdom, stability, and support as she navigates the challenges and joys of pregnancy. We pray she looks to Jesus for guidance and strength and experiences peace and encouragement

At 23, *Katelyn came to our pregnancy center feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. She shared that she had been involved with two different partners and wasn’t sure who the father of her baby might be. In the middle of that confusion, she said she wanted to continue her pregnancy, but felt intense pressure from others in her life to have an abortion. During her appointment, our staff listened with compassion as she processed her fears, questions, and emotions. She had space to t

A young woman came to our pregnancy center determined to have an abortion. When she first called to schedule her appointment, she made it clear that she did not want to hear about other options. During her visit, *Jasmine saw her baby on the ultrasound. The moment was emotional, and before leaving, she shared that she was considering parenting. What began as certainty shifted into reflection as the reality of her pregnancy became visible. When *Jasmine returned for her follow

At 32, *Samantha came to our pregnancy center determined to have an abortion. When she first called to schedule her appointment, she made it clear that she did not want to hear about other options. During her visit, she saw her baby on the ultrasound. The moment was emotional, and before leaving, she shared that she was considering parenting. What began as certainty shifted into reflection as the reality of her pregnancy became visible. When *Samantha returned for her follow-

*Suzie and *James came to CPC scared and overwhelmed. They believed Suzie might be pregnant and shared that, if she was, they felt abortion was their only option. They were confused and frightened, especially because they had only been together once and never expected to find themselves in this situation. When they met with our staff, Suzie’s pregnancy was confirmed. We took time to answer their questions, explain what was happening in her body, and provide clear, accurate in

A month ago, Christina* walked into our pregnancy center convinced she was going to have an abortion. She shared her plan with our staff, listened quietly, and then didn’t return for her follow-up appointment. For weeks, we wondered about her and hoped she was okay. Last week, our phone rang. It was Christina. She asked if she could still come in. She told us she needed to talk. When Christina arrived, she didn’t come alone. Her mom, Jessica*, was with her, offering quiet sup

At 21, *Ashley was sitting with a heart full of questions after learning she was pregnant. The news felt overwhelming, and the weight of her situation settled in quickly as she began to think about her future and the decisions in front of her. Ashley shared that she did not want an abortion, even though fear and uncertainty were very real. What troubled her most was the thought of telling her parents. She was scared of their reaction and afraid of disappointing them, yet she