Statement

The Pregnancy Help Center opened its doors in July 1986, It was founded by a group of concerned citizens in the Fort Worth community who saw a need to provide information and counsel to women experiencing unplanned pregnancies. Today, the PHC ministers to the whole woman, her children and her family. Through our various programs, PHC endeavors to meet the physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs of the women in our community.

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Monday, August 12, 2013

What We Are Doing at The Center

What we are doing at the Center
We are a Center for life - life for the mom and her baby.
So far this year we have  ministered to over 1,000 clients. 420 have been pregnant.  We were able to follow up with 250 pregnant women and know they gave birth. (By presenting them with a baby gift, upon the birth of her baby, we encourage the mother to come back to the Center and enable us to document their baby’s birth).
Some of those babies were born to mothers who were abortion-minded when  they first came to the Center, but changed their mind. 14 came to know Jesus as Savior.

The Pregnancy Help Center is an arm of the Church, reaching out to women with truth about life in the midst of a culture that regards life as expendable.

Monday, October 24, 2011

25th Anniversary Banquet

The Pregnancy Help Center celebrated its 25th anniversary at the historic Hilton hotel in Fort Worth.

Polly Isinghood, the Pregnancy Help Center Director presented a film about a young lady who had been living on the street and became pregnant. As with many of the clients who come to the Center, there was a happy ending. A counselor introduced her to someone at the Gladney Center for Adoption where she was offered a place at their residence. Not only did they help her with her pregnancy, and to select adoptive parents for her child, but the Gladney Center also gave her the skills to find a job. The young woman was excited to sleep in a bed and have a bathroom of her own. Something most of us take for granted.

The guest speaker, Pam Tebow, spoke about her experience while living in the Philippines with her husband. They are both missionaries. During the pregnancy of her youngest son she contracted an illness that the doctor felt may have harmed the baby and recommended an abortion. She refused and despite the medical complications that could have resulted in a still birth, Tim Tebow was born. Tim grew up to become an American football quarterback.

Polly thanked the volunteers who keep the Center open and offer encouragement and support to the young ladies who come in, but each of us knows that we are the fortunate ones to be part of an organization with a Director who has a heart of gold.