- Registration fee is $26; registration includes an all-day ride pass to Kennywood, walk t-shirt, PRC draw-string bag and water bottle*. $26 is also the fee for family members or friends who are coming to the park but not raising support.
- If you are unable to attend the walk at Kennywood Park, continue to register as a walker, raise support and walk at a location of your choosing.
- We will walk come rain or shine. If Kennywood decides to close the park due to weather, they will distribute rain check tickets that have the same terms of use as the tickets you will get from the walk.
- Pre-walk music will be provided by Pittsburgh worship band Intent.
- Frequently Asked Questions here!
Friday, January 31, 2014
Annual Walk for Life at Kennywood is May 17! Get Registered TODAY!
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Announcing a Post Abortion Group Starting in March 2014
- Sadness
- Guilt
- Anger
- Depression
- Drug/Alcohol addiction
- Eating Disorders
- Suicidal thoughts
- Difficulty maintaining close relationships
- Flashbacks
For more details, download a Surrender the Secret Brochure here.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Abolitionist Calling - A Call to "Awake My Soul" - PRC Banquet - November 14
“Awake My Soul”
You are cordially invited to
The Pregnancy Resource Center’s
Annual Celebration Banquet
Thursday, the fourteenth of November
Two-Thousand and Thirteen
Doors will open at six-fifteen in the evening
East Club at Heinz Field
Call 412-833-7445 to R.S.V.P.
Monday, October 7, 2013
PRC Banquet - November 14 - Awake My Soul
Guest Speaker Michael Homula, former Executive Director of ICU Mobile
RESERVE YOU TABLE NOW!
Monday, September 30, 2013
A client story - life changed and baby saved.
“How can I ever tell my mother?” Our 17 year old client said, tears spilling down her cheeks. She was quiet and shy, and you could hardly hear her voice. She seems to have made herself as small as possible. Her mother did not even know about her three-year relationship with her much-older boyfriend and, if she did, would never approve, according to our client. She was raised in the church and knows that premarital sex is not what God wants for her. All of these concerns seem to have pressed her down into a tiny, fragile, hurting girl.
For three months, she continued to visit the Homestead Center for various medical needs, ultrasound and counseling. Each time she met with us we continued to guide her toward telling her mother, getting insurance, finding a doctor and involving the baby’s father in the process. She listened. We stayed alongside her as she walked toward responsibility, building right relationships with her family and boyfriend.
When I first met this client, I was touched by her quiet gentleness and her childlike trust. Today, we would do her second ultrasound. She had seen the tiny shape and heartbeat of her baby on a previous ultrasound, but she was only seven weeks along then. Today, she would be fourteen weeks.
When I first put the probe on her abdomen she was a little startled to see how big the baby was now. She kept smiling and shaking her head. The baby’s head, face, arms and legs were clearly visible, and the baby was very active, kicking and turning. As I carefully measured, the baby turned and put its tiny hand against the probe. We both gasped. The baby did it a second time; neither time I had been able to capture the image. Then, a third time: the little hand pressed clearly against the wall of the uterus, and I took the image. Each tiny, perfectly-formed finger was clearly visible. It was a holy moment.
From showing the image of her baby’s hand to the counseling, medical care, encouragement, material assistance, childbirth and parenting classes-we walk alongside of our precious clients and their children.
Our client finally told her mother. Her mother responded by moving them to a bigger home for everyone to welcome the new life into their family.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Day of Giving - October 3
The Pregnancy Resource Center is pleased to announce our participation in the Pittsburgh Foundation’s Day of Giving on October 3, 2013. The Day of Giving is a ONE DAY giving event and a unique opportunity to MAXIMIZE your donation! For every gift received, the Pittsburgh Foundation will supplement your gift with a portion of the match pool!
All you need is the internet, your credit card, and a heart to give to the PRC!
Your ‘How-To’ Guide for Day of Giving 2013:
1. The Day of Giving 2013 will be held on Wednesday, October 3, 2013 from 12:00 a.m. ET until 11:59 p.m. ET. Early or late donations are not eligible for the supplemental gift!
2. Go to Pittsburghgives.org on OCTOBER 3, 2013. Use the drop down menu to select the Pregnancy Resource Center DONATE on OCTOBER 3 ONLY using your VISA or MASTERCARD.
3. The minimum gift is $25. There is no limit to the amount of money you may give to each organization. All donations are for operating support; you cannot designate a specific program.
How your gift is supplemented:
The Pittsburgh Foundation will divide a total of $750,000 among the participating Allegheny County nonprofits. As an example only, if $8,000,000 total is raised on a day of giving, and the match pool is $750,000, then the match percentage is 9% or .09 cents on the dollar. The Foundation will match up to the first $1,000 of the gift, and your organization will receive the donations net of the credit card fee plus the full match percentage.
How your gift is credited:
Each gift is 100% tax deductible. The credit card charge will display as a donation to “The Pittsburgh Foundation” on the donor’s credit card statement. After approximately 30 days, the Pregnancy Resource Center will receive one check with all donations designated to our organization, plus the match portion along with donor information within 30 days of the event’s end.
It’s that easy!
Monday, July 22, 2013
A Life Rescued...
It began with a simple Google search which led to a phone call. What transpired after that is all because of God's work and your partnership to support HIS ministry!
Just a few months away from turning twenty, life was going so well for our client. She had met her boyfriend a year earlier and she was set to graduate.
Our client and her boyfriend were very serious in their relationship, had talked of marriage someday, and were essentially living together. Everything seemed to be coming together just as our client had always planned, until she missed a period, then had a positive home pregnancy test.
Now she was searching the internet for information on abortion and RU-486.
When our client called the phone number she found on the internet, a sister center in the Pittsburgh area answered. They talked with her and ultimately made her an appointment with the PRC in Homestead.
During their appointment our client and her boyfriend met with one of our counselors. She helped them think through their choices and what their lives would be like. She then recommended they have an ultrasound to which our client agreed. I could tell from that first meeting that they were young and scared. At this point, our client was still very abortion determined, but there were two problems: her boyfriend was not convinced they should abort and our client was simply too far along in her pregnancy to take the abortion pill.
So while our client began her ultrasound, a male counselor spoke with her boyfriend. The boyfriend told him that he thought they should keep the baby and that he wanted to marry his girlfriend. Our counselor encouraged him in his desire to be a husband and a father, sharing some of his own experiences. Our counselor also encouraged him to seek out God and to honor the way God tells us to live.
During the ultrasound, our client was shocked to see how big and active the baby was. At 10 weeks their little one was kicking its arms and legs, sucking its thumb and turning somersaults! We brought her boyfriend into the room to see his child shortly thereafter and the couple was in complete awe. Holding pictures of their baby, they then watched a video of fetal development on the center’s iPad. Both our client and her boyfriend said they had no idea that babies were really babies at this stage of the pregnancy. It was at that point that their decision was made.
They would keep their baby.
I am thankful for each step of this beautiful story of a rescue that was engineered by our Lord. From the internet, to our sister center, to the Homestead center, He ordained it all. Thanks to Him, a life has been rescued.
Cyndi, Nurse Manager
To this end also we pray for you always, that our God will count you worthy of your calling, and fulfill every desire for goodness and the work of faith with power, so that the name of our Lord Jesus will be glorified in you, and you in Him, according to the grace of our God and the Lord Jesus Christ. 2 Thessalonians 1:11