Agape Pregnancy Resource Center, Round Rock TX

I come here today for pregnancy test, thanks god for have all good people working here. My English not doing well much but they so gently and talk very slowly explain for me, they give me clothes for my baby and alot.and they ask me want christian prayer, the first time in my life I hear that and i was feel so much lucky and Energy relax after that.so appreciate about that. Hight recommended

I adore Agape and could not recommend them more. I was pregnant during the quarantine so my in-person birthing classes were cancelled, but I felt just as prepared from the virtual classes that they quickly offered. They have always been extremely helpful with all questions I've had, generous with resources for my son, and so kind with their words. As a first time mom, I find their organization to be invaluable, and I'm so thankful to have them in my life. Love you ladies!

Pretty amazing people. They gave me and my baby bible, maternity pants and baby stuffs. They are blessings from above.

I went there about a year ago. The women were very friendly. I am forever grateful for the sonogram and free vitamins and free clothes and diapers.
I will say that I found it very uncomfortable that they wanted to know your religion. I am of a Christian faith however we welcome nonbelievers as well.
They do tell you upfront if you are considering an abortion they will not help you find those resources.

The woman here were so sweet to me. Thank GOD for good people. I highly recommend this place:)

I referred two (2) young ladies (adults) recently to this center, both who happen to be Meso-Americans. Both informed me that the female (s) at the reception window, who happened to be Anglo-American were condescending and sarcastic - one of them was wearing a tag that indicated ‘Director’. It’s still an unfortunate trend in our society that minority females are pre-classified as derelicts, breeders, promiscuous and dysfunctional subjects that conceive outside of marriage and/or unstable relationships. The word ‘agape’ was utilized in Early Christianity to describe the post-Communion fellowship (most likely a meal) among the Faithful, who had a sincere and strict kindling love, because of their joy in Christ.

Pregnancy is a serious stage of life and ‘clinics’ or centers can be either inspiring or subduing - for any race, creed or class.