Compassionate Care Pregnancy Center is a Christian outreach ministry whose mission is to present the gospel in both word and deed to women in crisis pregnancy situations, to present God's view of sexuality and premarital abstinence, and to aid in the healing of women who have experienced the trauma of prior abortions.

The Compassionate Care Pregnancy Center is an outreach ministry of Jesus Christ through His church. Therefore, the CCPC, embodied in its volunteers, is committed to presenting the gospel of our Lord to women with crisis pregnancies—both in word and in deed. Commensurate with this purpose, those who labor as CCPC board members, directors, and volunteers are expected to know Christ as their Savior and Lord.

The CCPC is committed to providing its clients with accurate and complete information about both prenatal development and abortion.

The CCPC is committed to integrity on dealing with clients earning their trust and providing promised information and services. The CCPC denounces any form of deception in its corporate advertising or individual conversations with its clients.

The CCPC is committed to assisting women to carry to term by providing emotional support and practical assistance. Through the provision of God’s people and the community at large, women may face the future with hope and plan constructively for themselves and their babies.

The CCPC does not discriminate in providing services because of race, creed, color, national origin, age, or marital status of its clients.

The CCPC does not recommend, provide, or refer for abortion or abortifacients.

The CCPC offers assistance free of charge at all times.

The CCPC is committed to creating an awareness within the local community of the needs of pregnant women and of the fact that abortion only compounds human need rather than resolving it.

The CCPC does not recommend, provide, or refer single women for contraceptives. (Married women seeking contraceptive information should be urged to seek counsel along with their husbands, from their pastor and physician.)

The CCPC recognizes the validity of adoption as one alternative to abortion, but is not biased toward adoption when compared to the other life-saving alternatives. Centers are independent of adoption agencies, relating to them in the same manner as to other helpful referral sources. CCPC receives no payment of any kind from these agencies, does not enter into contractual relationships with them, and does not share combined office space. Adoption agencies are not established under the auspices of centers. CCPC neither initiates nor facilitates independent adoptions, though they may refer for independent adoptions in states where it is legal.