Every year, Care Net’s Pregnancy Decision Line (PDL) connects with nearly 4,000 callers. What makes these calls so significant is that 95% of those who dial in begin the conversation determined to have an abortion.

A Houston Planned Parenthood location, once known as the largest abortion facility in the Western Hemisphere, will close its doors on September 30, 2025.

To celebrate our 50th anniversary, we produced this short film to look back at the past to honor where we came from… but more importantly, to look forward to what the next 50 years of Pro Abundant Life ministry must look like if we are to truly vanquish abortion.

What if the most scalable, culture-shaping pro-life strategy isn’t a policy or a program—but discipleship rooted in the local church? For 50 years, Care Net has celebrated a simple truth: when churches and pregnancy centers walk together, families are seen, supported, and transformed. That’s the story we’re celebrating—and the invitation we’re extending.

For the first time on video, CareCast’s Roland Warren and Vincent DiCaro tackle our culture’s “my truth” moment—and why real love, justice, and the gospel require something sturdier: objective truth.

Costco, the third largest retailer in the world, recently announced that it will not dispense the abortion pill mifepristone at its pharmacy locations.

What happens when compassion doesn’t stop at the door? For 50 years, Care Net has walked alongside pregnancy centers across the nation, offering not just a lifeline in crisis but a pathway to hope, healing, and abundant life.

In honor of 50 years of Pro Abundant Life ministry, Care Net recently asked its pregnancy center affiliates across the country to submit their favorite client testimonial video.

Three years after the landmark Dobbs Supreme Court decision, the mission of Care Net—to offer compassion, hope, and help to women and men at risk for abortion—remains as urgent as ever.

What if the most influential voice in a woman’s pregnancy decision isn’t her doctor, her best friend, or even her mother—but the father of the baby?