A couple of weeks ago, the Samaritan Inn was extremely blessed by over 119 Ladies from Village Park!

The ladies of First Baptist's South Campus went all out to provide for expecting moms & dads who come to the Pregnancy & Family Care Center

When one thinks of a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center, one usually believes it is a place to go to help gain sobriety.

My name is Jessica Pike, and I am from North Carolina. After my college athletic career ended, I struggled to find my true identity.

I came to the Women’s Care Center to get out of jail in Lynchburg, VA.

William recently graduated from our Men’s Residence, and we wanted to share his story with you.

Erick and Bradley came to the Samaritan Inn wanting a new start.

Marla's persistence after the temporary COVID lockdown allowed her and Elijah to come to the Samaritan Inn

Stacy, a recent graduate of the Women's Care Center, shares her story.

We are excited to announce that the filming for No Vacancy, a movie produced by Kingstone Studios, has begun on our campus this week!

Restoration of families is one of the many blessings that we see at the Women’s Care Center.

We received this note from Pastor Cliff Lea, and we wanted to share it with you.

Four precious boys at the Samaritan Inn had a birthday this month.

Just how many diapers and wipes did Miss Leesburg ladies’ Diaper Drive bring in this summer? Keep reading to find out….

Bicycles from Walmart that are picked up by our Benevolence Center Box Truck have recently been given to the Leesburg Police Department.

The Samaritan Inn would like to express our deep gratitude to Elevation Church!

We want to say a second special thank you to Elevation Church who donated some baby care kits to our Pregnancy & Family Care Center!

A father-to-be was asked to give an evaluation to the Childbirth Education Class offered by our Pregnancy & Family Care Center by answering the question, “Were there any preconceived ideas about labor and delivery that you had that were changed by the class?” He responded, “Yes, I had no clue about birthing, the placenta and all the phases before labor and pushing.” The Pregnancy & Family Care Center encourages fathers’ participation in childbirth education as well as Christi

Saying goodbye to one of our beloved volunteers is never easy because they are not simply volunteers; they become family.

Savannah endured many hardships during her childhood, but faith in God and the love poured on her by Pregnancy & Family Care Center’s Assistant Director, Rachel Caruso, and other PFCC advocates made a huge impact on her life, resulting in getting her and her younger siblings out of an unhealthy family environment. Savannah came to the PFCC in 2019 for a pregnancy test and was considering abortion. She was only 15 years old and scared, as she had no support, until she came her