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2717 Rio Grande Street | Austin, Texas78705 | 512.476.7774 | www.austinprc.org | info@austinprc.org

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Our mission at the APRC is to save lives in the name of Jesus Christ.

We have positive solutions concerning unexpected pregnancies and share God’s grace with those in need.

We educate on abstinence/sexuality, and offer compassionate care to each of our clients.

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The word of the LORD came to me, saying,

"Before I formed you in the womb I knew [a] you,

before you were born I set you apart;

I appointed you as a prophet to the nations."

~Jeremiah 1:4-5

Mission Statement: Our mission at the APRC is to save lives in the name of Jesus Christ. We have positive solutions concerning unexpected pregnancies and share God’s grace with those in need. We educate on abstinence/sexuality, and offer compassionate care to each of our clients.

Locations: Austin Pregnancy Resource Center is located 2 blocks from the University of Texas (UT) campus. UT has approximately 51,000 students, the highest category of reported terminations are between the ages of 20-24

Approximately 90% of women choose life for their babies, when they find the services of a pregnancy resource center

In a pregnancy center, approximately 95% of women choose life for their babies when offered a sonogram

In a pregnancy center approximately 10-30% of mothers accept Jesus Christ as their personal Savior

It is estimated that 2 million women were served by 2,300 pregnancy centers across the nation and 60,000 made a first time profession of faith. (1999 survey results of pregnancy centers conducted by Focus on the Family)

An estimated 43% of women will have at least 1 abortion by the time they are 45 years old. (Alan Guttmacher Institute, 1997 data)

37% of women who terminate their pregnancies report Protestant affiliation, 31% report Catholic affiliation, 24% report no affiliation---the high proportion could reflect reluctance of women having a termination to claim a religious affiliation