A glimpse into our past:

• 1987
  Mary Taylor Michaels leads efforts to start Mississippi’s first Crisis Pregnancy Center.

• 1988
  First official board meeting, first prayer dedication, and first 79 clients seen by June. Space was purchased in yellow pages for $232/per month.

• 1989
  CPC moves to north president street.

• 1992
  Barbara Beavers becomes director of CPC.

• 1993
  CPC hosts its first post-abortive bible study and the name changes to Center for Pregnancy Choices Jackson Metro Area.

• 1997
  The Clinton location opens for the first time.

• 1999
  The Pearl location opens, and Janine Mangum becomes the director.

• 2000
  The Medical Clinic opens in Pearl and CPC Metro gets their first sonogram machine.

• 2002
  CPC Metro hosts its first life skills classes.

• 2003
  CPC Metro gets a cellphone, laptop, and video camera.

• 2004
  Jay Tea Leggett and Marlene Cline join staff full-time.

• 2005
  CPC Metro gets a copy machine, phone system, and computer printer.

• 2010
  CPC Metro merges and Moves to Office Park Plaza.

• 2016
  The Fondren Initiative begins.

• 2017
  The Fondren clinic opens 100 yards from the last abortion clinic in Mississippi. Barbara Beavers retires, and Erin Kate Goode becomes executive director. Dr. Gregory Vance becomes medical director.

• 2018
  CPC Metro’s focus is placed back on the abortion-minded woman and CPC Metro begins truly competing with the pink house.

• 2019
  The Cline Center opens. Google ads begin to run for abortion-related search terms. By the end of July 2019, The Cline Center sees more at-risk women than in the entire previous year of 2018.

• 2021
  The Pregnancy Resource Act is passed by the Mississippi legislature.

• 2022

  Roe v. Wade is overturned. The Pink House closes! Decades of prayer answered.

• 2023

  The Pregnancy resource act tax credit is increased and CPC Metro and the Cline Center move to a new location on Lakeland Drive.