New Name, Same Gospel Mission
A Note from our Executive Director
Something is stirring at Hope Pregnancy Center, and we believe God is on the move. In the months ahead, we will begin an exciting transition as we rebrand to Hope Medical Clinic. While our name is changing, our mission is not. We remain committed to proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ and providing life-affirming care to every person we serve.This new name simply reflects how God is expanding the ministry He has entrusted to us.
Every day, women and men walk through our doors facing unexpected pregnancies, fear, uncertainty, and difficult circumstances. In those moments, we have the privilege of meeting them with compassion, truth, and practical support. Through a listening ear, an honest conversation, or the first glimpse of an ultrasound image, we see God replace fear with hope and remind people that no one is beyond the reach of His grace.
As we step into this new season, we are prayerfully preparing to expand our medical services by adding a nurse practitioner to our team. We are also excited to welcome Holly Springer, PhD, R.N., as our new Clinic Manager. Holly brings exceptional experience and a heart for ministry, helping ensure that Hope Medical Clinic reflects excellence, compassion, and Christ-centered care. In addition, we hope to hire a bilingual client advocate to better serve Spanish-speaking women and families in our community, ensuring that every person who comes through our doors feels seen, heard, and cared for.
Above all, our prayer is that the gospel remains at the center of everything we do. We never want to be simply a clinic that offers services; we want to be a place where people encounter the love of Christ and leave with hope. As we move through this season of growth, we invite you to pray with us- for wisdom in this transition, provision for these new ministry opportunities, and continued boldness to share the truth and love of Christ.
Thank you to every church, donor, business partner, volunteer, and prayer warrior who makes this work possible. Together, we are building a culture of abundant life in our communities, and we are grateful to serve alongside you.
Frequently Asked Questions
This name change reflects nearly 40 years of growth in how we live out our mission. What started as a pregnancy resource center has expanded to include licensed medical staff, a medical director, and now a nurse practitioner- offering services like well-woman exams, early prenatal care, and STI testing and treatment. The new name simply catches our identity up to reality: a medical clinic providing real, excellent healthcare as an expression of our Pro-Abundant Life ministry.
No. Our mission remains the same: providing free, compassionate, life-affirming care to women, men, and families facing unplanned pregnancies, rooted in the belief that every life carries the image of God. The name change is about accuracy and clarity, not a shift in values. If anything, it's a clearer banner for the same work we've always done: walking with people from fear toward hope.
The medical landscape in Oregon and Idaho has changed significantly in recent years, and our community needs accessible, trustworthy medical care more than ever- especially for women considering options like the abortion pill, who may not realize the medical risks involved without proper evaluation. Pro-Abundant Life means meeting people earlier, with better information and real medical care, before fear and isolation push them toward a decision they may not have fully chosen. Our expanded medical capabilities allow us to do exactly that.
No — same location, same phone number, same dedicated team you know and trust. Only the name is changing to better reflect the full range of medical care we provide.
Yes, fully. We remain a Christ-centered, 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The new name doesn't change our identity or our heart for this community, it simply reflects the medical credibility and capacity God has built through this ministry over nearly four decades. Every exam, every ultrasound, and every conversation is still an opportunity for someone to encounter the love of Christ.
We won't pretend this work happens without resistance. Pregnancy centers across the country have faced increased hostility in recent years- from vandalism and break-ins to harassment and attempts to discredit the care provided. We see this as more than political opposition; we believe it reflects a deeper spiritual battle over the value of life itself.
But "Pro-Abundant Life" isn't a claim we adopt only when it's easy- it's a conviction we hold especially when it's contested. We don't operate from fear. We trust that the same God who has sustained and grown this ministry for 40 years will continue to protect and provide for the work ahead, and we're asking our community to stand with us in prayer as we move forward boldly, with truth and compassion, regardless of opposition.
