The Pregnancy Network offers informative appointments to help you understand birth control and contraceptives better. It can be a confusing topic! No matter where you are in life, one of our nurses would be happy to speak with you. We have found that many people—including church members, singles, married couples, and more—have questions about birth control.
We do not refer for or provide birth control. We advocate for sexual risk avoidance. The only 100% effective way to avoid risks involved with sexual activity is to wait until you’re in a lifelong, committed, monogamous relationship with an uninfected partner of the opposite sex (typically called marriage in our culture).
See the various birth control methods below, along with how the method works, how often it prevents pregnancy or protects against STDs, how the method is used and how often, potential side effects, and other things to consider. Make an appointment with us today to learn more.