Every life holds the promise of something extraordinary. At A Caring Pregnancy Center, we see this promise every day. Sometimes the journey begins with a moment of deep uncertainty or a positive test that feels more like a mountain than a path. But we believe that with the right support, that uncertainty can be transformed into the Adventure of a Lifetime.

Flowers and cards often frame Mother’s Day, but at A Caring Pregnancy Center (ACPC), we see the deeper reality of this calling. Motherhood is a journey of profound transition—one that begins the moment a woman carries a preborn child and continues through every milestone of a child's life.

To the pastors and church leaders of Pueblo: your ministry is often the first place a woman looks for hope. At ACPC, we see ourselves as an extension of your ministry. We offer a specialized environment where the preborn are protected, and their parents are discipled.

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.

April is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month, a time to reflect on the importance of safeguarding our children and supporting families in crisis. At ACPC, we are committed to helping prevent child abuse by providing resources and support for parents, expecting mothers, and families in need.

As the CEO of A Caring Pregnancy Center, I’m grateful for the steadfast support our community provides. However, as we continue our mission of empowering women and families facing unplanned pregnancies, I feel it’s important to share some of the challenges we face as a pregnancy center in Colorado.