For the past 30 years, abortion rights and human life have been a political hot button in our nation. Since 1973 when abortion in the US was legalized, over 40 million women have chosen abortion. It is estimated that 43% of all women will have at least 1 abortion by the time they are 45 years old.

With numbers that high, the Christian community cannot ignore that there are many walking wounded in our midst and we're still in the battle for the lives of the unborn and the souls of the women facing the life-changing challenge of an unplanned pregnancy.

Hope Pregnancy Centers, Inc. provides compassionate care, practical help and accurate information to women who believe they're pregnant and who may be considering abortion. We offer help without judgment and a path to Christ, both in word and deed.

Hope Pregnancy Centers, Inc. wants to help churches, businesses, or individuals find a place to serve or be served by us through local missions, leadership education, abortion recovery counseling and more! Just give us a call if you'd like to know more.

Statistically, one in every three women has experienced abortion. Our center works to prevent abortions in our community, to encourage abstinence in our youths and singles, and to bring healing to men and women impacted by past abortions.

Won’t you carefully consider joining us in this important local missions opportunity?

Over 80% of women who chose abortion say if they felt even just one person supported another decision, they would not have chosen to have an abortion. 75% of abortions occur due to concerns about finances, circumstances or relationships. At Hope Pregnancy Centers, we offer practical, compassionate ways to remove the barriers that cause women to choose abortion and provide the opportunity for every woman to make positive choices for herself and for her unborn children. 

For women who choose to parent, Hope Pregnancy Centers provides pregnancy support through medical referrals and parenting classes.  We also provide information on adoption for clients who want to carry their child, but aren't ready to parent.