Current Issue View articles from our current issue. Back Issues & Archive Search Search our growing archive of past articles. Daily Devotional Words of encouragement from the Lord and CPC friends Downloads Free resources for PCCs and CPCs. About "At the Center" First time here? This is a great place to start. Notification Sign-Up Subscribe online to receive "At the Center" email notifications. Products Videos, brochures and more for PCCs and CPCs. Links Check out our links to other PCC- and CPC- related sites. Advertising Info Find out how to advertise with "At the Center." Print Entire Issue Volume 10 - Number 2 Spring 2009 Front and Center By Jerry Thacker Centerboard: Which Model Are You? By Tom Lothamer Discover the difference between a "working" board and a "policy-setting" board, and find out which one you should have. Mandated Reporting: CPCs Must be Above "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" By Rita Williams Many volunteers and counselors would prefer not to know if a minor client is pregnant by an adult male; however, CPCs must be accountable to the mandated reporting laws in their state. A New Perspective By Teresa Cook It took a dramatic event in ICU to change this nurse from pro-choice to pro-life. The Secret to Counseling the Abortion-Minded Client By Diane Ramirez Every client is a Divine appointment. When we see the abortion-minded client through God's eyes, we can trust Him to change hearts and save lives. But for the Grace of God: Addressing Increasing Teen Pregnancy Rates By Sydna Massé The fact that teens choose to continue a pregnancy rather than abort is a partial victory for the pro-life movement. Tech Advice: Using Social Media for Positive PR By Ken Freeman The use of a website and blog can help you reach potential clients. Is There Not a Cause? By Mark Hiehle Just as David went up against Goliath and the Philistine army, we need to face the army that desires the destruction of the unborn. My Board Won't Raise Money By Ron Haas Know your board members' individual strengths and weaknesses, then come alongside and encourage them in the work For Him By Frances Hansen In the midst of a busy night, a nurse mourns the death of a baby and asks God to forgive those who did this. A Person's a Person, No Matter How Small By Thomas A. Glessner, J.D. The use of embryonic stem cells in medical research clearly violates Scripture's teaching on the personhood and value of unborn life. At the College Town Center: Saying Hello By Marcia Warmkessel Being a vital part of a college town has its challenges, but the opportunities are abundant. Marketing 101: Freebay By Jerry Thacker Reach out to your community with this great idea.