Non-Residential Services

     We welcome women from the community to join us in all of our programs such as life skills classes, counseling and events. You do not need to be a resident to join in! Please call for more information. 425/485-3582

Biblical Counseling

     The counsel provided by the staff and volunteers of Special Delivery is biblical counsel and is available to anyone who seeks counsel through our program: women, families, birth fathers, etc.  It is the purpose of the counsel provided to lead people into a closer, deeper relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.  We see the strengthening of an individual’s faith through a more intimate relationship with Christ as offering all that is needed to walk in obedience to God's Word, the Bible.

     The basis of the counsel given through Special Delivery will be God's Word, the Bible.  We subscribe to the Scriptures having been inspired in its entirety by God, being given to men chosen by God. We hold that God's Word is infallible, inerrant in the original manuscripts and as such, can and should be applied to our lives. Scripture is completely sufficient for all matters of life, faith, and practice.  We believe that the confession of sin and repentance i.e. turning from sin to God and obedience to His Word, are essential in dealing with sinful attitudes and behavior. (Romans 10:17 and  II Timothy 3:16-17)

     Birthfather support and counseling: Special Delivery offers one on one counseling for birthfathers who are faced with co-parenting or adoption.   For more information please contact Drew Chukitus at 206/778-1887 or by email: drewc@occ.org

Support Groups

     We offer Christian-based support groups for women experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, single parents, women choosing adoption, and grandmothers. The support groups are held every Monday night from 7 :00 to 8:30 pm at the Special Delivery home located in Woodinville, WA.

     There is no need to pre-register. You are welcome to show up and join us at anytime!

Advocates

What is an Advocate? An Advocate is another word for mentor. When a pregnant woman first comes to the Special Delivery support group or residential program, she is assigned an Advocate. The Advocate is a woman who offers friendship and encouragement as well as practical, emotional, and spiritual support for the duration of the young woman’s pregnancy. The Advocate comes to the support groups on Monday nights as well as meets with the young woman throughout the week. The Advocate is re-assigned once the woman’s baby is 2-4 weeks old.