Care Pregnancy Resource Center is a non-profit, tax-exempt volunteer organization that strives to help women with crisis pregnancies while adhereing to the principles set out by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. In addition to offering guidance and encouragement, we conduct a variety of help groups for survivors of sexual abuse, drug and alcohol abuse, and for those who have had previous abortions. We also have parenting incentive programs and several other ministries. See our What we do page for more information. To find out more about who we are, read our statement of principle below. Statement of principle 1. The Care Pregnancy Resource Center is an outreach ministry of Jesus Christ through His church. Therefore, the CPRC, embodied in its volunteers, is committed to presenting the gospel of our Lord to women with crisis prenancies; both in word and in deed. Commensurate with this purpose, those who labor as CPRC board members, directors and volunteers are expected to know Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord. 2. The CPRC is committed to providing its clients with accurate information about both prenatal development and abortion. 3. The CPRC is committed to assisting women to carry to term by providing emotional support and practical assistance. Through the provision of God's people and the community at large, women may face the future with hope and plan constructively for themselves with their babies. 4. The CPRC never discriminates in providing services because of race, creed, color, national origin, age, or marital status of its clients. 5. The CPRC never advises, provides or refers for abortions or abortifacients. 6. The CPRC offers assistance free of charge at all times. 7. The CPRC is committed to creating awareness within the local community of the needs of pregnant women and of the fact that abortion only compounds human needs rather than resolving them. 8. The CPRC does not engage in contraceptive counseling or in referring for contraceptives or contraceptive services. (Married women seeking contraceptive information may be urged to seek counsel, along with their husbands, from a pastor or physician.) In reference to unmarried women, we advocate and encourage the position of abstinence from all sexual activity. 9. The CPRC recognizes the validity of adoption as one alternative to abortion, but is not biased toward adoption when compared with other life-saving alternatives. The CPRC is independent of adoption agencies, relating to them in the same manner as to other helpful resources. The CPRC receives no payments of any kind from these agencies, does not enter into contractual relationships with them, and does not share combined office space. Adoption agencies are not established under auspices of the CPRC, and the CPRC neither initiates or facilitates independent adoptions.   What we do Where to find us How to contact us Need help?   In 1999, CPRC ministered to more than 770 young women and families. There were 43 spiritual life changes made and 12 babies saved from abortion. Source: Letter from JoAnn Carter, Director of CPRC