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Abba Pregnancy Resource Center

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Over the last seven years it has been our privilege at Glory of Christ to serve Abba Pregnancy Resource Center. Two of our members currently serve on their Board of Directors (Pastor Charlie is the Chairperson), and several others play significant roles as well. So please read the following information, and pray about how the Lord might have you engage in, or otherwise support, the ministry of Abba PRC. And more importantly, may the Lord empower us to win the cultural victory in the fight for life! 

From Abba's Website (www.abbaprc.org)
All services at Abba Pregnancy Resource Center are free and confidential. We offer the following to help you make an informed decision about your pregnancy.

1. Pregnancy Testing: A free, self-administered test in the Center. Tests can provide instant results.

2. Consultation: Trained counselors offer a safe nonjudgmental environment to talk and ask questions. Be informed about all your options and make a well-informed decision.

3. Ultrasound & STD Referrals: We are not a medical clinic and do not perform medical services.



- Referrals: STD testing, ultrasounds, professional counseling, licensed adoption agencies, post abortion healing & counseling, social services, food shelf and other support services in the community


- Resources on: STDs, HIV, pregnancy-all stages, abortion risks and complications, adoption, healthy relationships, marriage, living together, abstinence, parenting up to 2 years and other topics.


- Supplies: free to our clients; maternity clothes, breast pumps, formula, baby food and other nursing and feeding supplies when in stock.


- Program: We offer support through our learning program for pregnant clients and through the child’s second birthday. By studying educational materials on topics such as healthy pregnancy, parenting, healthy relationships, life skills, finances and other topics, our clients earn “mommy money.” With that mommy money, items can be purchased such as; diapers, wipes, clothing, strollers, highchairs, etc.


If you have questions about pregnancy, or to locate a pregnancy help center near you, call the Option Line: 800-395-HELP


Abba's Address:
953 4th Avenue NW
Elk River, MN 55330
763-441-7777



Our Office Hours:
MON: 10:00am–1:00pm,
4:00pm–7:00pm
WED: 11:00am–5:00pm
SAT: 10:00am–1:00pm



Walk-ins are welcome!

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