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The 2025 Walk for Life Was a Success, Thanks to You!
Our 2025 Walk for Life was an incredible success thanks to 195 walkers, 498 sponsors, and the generous hearts of our community! Together, you raised $51,353 (and counting!) to support free services at A Caring Pregnancy Center—like pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, parenting support, and mentorship.
Why the Walk for Life Matters (And How You Can Still Get Involved)
Every summer, our community comes together for something more than just a walk. The Walk for Life is a public declaration of compassion, faith, and hope—a joyful gathering that says every life matters and no one walks alone.
The Walk for Life isn’t just an event. It’s a movement.
Honoring Moms – Celebrating Strength, Love, and New Life
Every day is a chance to witness the strength and resilience of mothers. But during May—especially on Mother’s Day—we take a special moment to honor the women who have chosen love, chosen life, and chosen to press forward even in uncertainty.
Meet Davey Blackburn
In November 2015, Davey’s wife of 7 years, Amanda Grace, was tragically murdered in a home invasion. Davey was left to pastor their church as a single dad of their 15-month-old son, Weston. 2 years later, Davey remarried, and God’s redemption story began to unfold. Davey and his new wife, Kristi, have devoted their lives to helping people through their valleys in life and teaching them that when following Jesus, nothing is wasted. Davey and Kristi live in Indianapolis, IN, with their three kids, Natalia, Weston, and Cohen. They founded Nothing is Wasted Ministries to help people partner with God to take back their story.
Unveiling ACPC's Remodeled Space!
Our community came together to celebrate the grand reopening of our newly remodeled Life Services building and new garage at A Caring Pregnancy Center. From the moment the ribbon was cut to the heartfelt conversations inside, the day was filled with excitement and gratitude.
How Can My Church Get Involved With ACPC?
According to CareNet, a high percentage of women indicated that they have felt unsupported by the church. These numbers may seem discouraging on the surface, but it’s never too late to change the tide in our fight to effectively equip churches in approaching such a sensitive and delicate situation.