We are a nonprofit pregnancy resource center offering free and confidential services in a safe environment to help you make an informed decision.
02/20/2026
If you’re an expecting mother in the Henderson area, don’t miss out on Deaconess Henderson’s Safe Babies Program! This FREE program is available to any pregnant mom, and is offered every month. March’s classes are the following dates:
- March 5 - Healthy Me (healthy pregnancy for you and baby... and held at Marsha's Place!)
- March 12 - Hungry Baby (breastfeeding and bottle feeding)
- March 19 - How to Prepare (preparing for delivery)
To anyone who needs a reminder today: You are known and loved✨
Psalm 139 reminds of us this truth; that God Himself created each of us uniquely and wonderfully. He knows us well, and cares for us deeply. We are resting in that beautiful and personal love on this Valentine’s Day🥰
(PS – Marsha’s Place loves you too 😉)
02/12/2026
Marsha's Place is closing at 2:00pm today for some event planning! We apologize for any inconvenience. If you need to schedule an appointment or get resources, please reach out so we can get you what you need🩷 We appreciate your understanding - and we'll be back Monday morning at 8:30am!⏰☀️
02/09/2026
Think you may be pregnant? We've got you covered with a free pregnancy confirmation and ultrasound. Marsha's Place is open Monday - Thursday from 8:30am to 4:00pm. Give us a call to schedule your free appointment! 🗓️♥️☎️
02/04/2026
At Marsha's Place, we provide Cost FREE, Judgement FREE, and Compassionate care. Whether you need a pregnancy test, ultrasound, STI testing, pregnancy options counseling, or resources for your baby - we're here for you with open arms and no charges. Give us a call today🥰💙
01/28/2026
📣We are back open today! Thank you for your patience as we waited out the weather❄️
If you're in need of resources, support, or an appointment - give us a call today. We're here for you.🥰
01/27/2026
Marsha's Place is closed today due to weather. We are working to get back into the office as soon and as safely as possible! ❄️
In the meantime, please message us to schedule an appointment or for any needs you may have. We're here for you✨❤️🫶
01/26/2026
Marsha's Place will be closed tomorrow due to inclement weather❄️ We apologize for any inconvenience, and will be back in the office as soon as weather allows.
Stay safe and stay tuned for ours hours this week!🩷
01/21/2026
Marsha's Place will be closing early on Thursday, January 22nd - but we're still here for you! If you need to schedule an appointment or pick up resources, please contact us so we can get you the support you need❤️ We'll be back normal hours on Monday the 26th😊
01/20/2026
📣 Now Hiring: Director of Donor & Community Relations
We’re looking for a Director of Donor & Community Relations who loves connecting with people and sharing the heart of our mission. This role plays a key part in cultivating donor relationships, engaging community partners, and helping our organization grow in both impact and reach.
👉 To learn more or submit your cover letter and resume, contact jared@marshasplaceprc.org
📣 Know someone who would be perfect? Please share!
01/15/2026
No pressure. No judgment. Just what you need, when you need it.
01/12/2026
No pressure. No judgment. Just care. Today is your day to call Marsha’s Place.
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In mid-1989, Marsha Delamar moved from Benton, Illinois to Henderson, KY to be closer to family. Marsha was a woman of great faith and compassion. She had started a Right to Life chapter in Benton after meeting several women who were suffering from the pain of abortions even years after their decision. Their pain lit a fire in her to do something to prevent the pain of abortion and save the lives of pre-born children.
Marsha’s passion was not stifled when she moved, nor was she dissuaded from her calling when she was diagnosed with breast cancer little more than a year later. Marsha struck up a friendship with a local OB nurse at Methodist Hospital, Jeanmarie Parrott. Marsha and Jeanmarie worked together to assemble a group of folks under the canopy of Christian Action Coalition. This coalition would be the spawning grounds for the 501C3 application for the Crisis Pregnancy Center of Henderson, KY.
Rallies and demonstrations were held during this very political time of the pro-life movement. Marsha, Jeanmarie and others travelled to Wichita, Kansas in 1991 during the “Summer of Mercy” sit-ins at the abortion clinic staffed by the now infamous Dr. George Tiller. Marsha made the front page of USA Today at this event.
In April, 1992, Marsha Delamar succumbed to the breast cancer and received her eternal reward. Her passionate service brought many memorial contributions to the Crisis Pregnancy Center of Henderson, KY. The board of directors decided that instead of running this ministry out of homes, they would use the funds to establish a physical location. The second floor of the historic Soaper Hotel was donated in downtown Henderson. This asbestos and pigeon p**p laden gift was cleaned out, painted, decorated with the funds received and Mr. Herman Alles donated furniture for the space. The significance of the memorial gifts in honor of Marsha Delamar brought a name change. We would now be known as Marsha’s Place Pregnancy Resource Center. Jeanmarie Parrott was named the director and she would serve for the next 21 years carrying out the vision of her dear friend.
In 1994, the decision was made to move to a house at 603 Center Street in Henderson, in hopes that an off-the-beaten-path location might provide more privacy for young women seeking our services. This location served us well for 20 years. Eventually we would outgrow this space with its 5’x13’ ultrasound room.
In 2013, during a strategic planning meeting, under the direction of the Lord, the decision was made to look for a new building. We had little funding, but there was no doubt God had directed us to look for a new building. We looked at many places but our meager $500 a month could not even rent the space we would need.
We met with a donor in July, 2014 to simply thank her for her donations and to update her on our strategic focus. She could see we couldn’t complete the vision in our current building (even though we never spoke of the building search). We described the buildings we had seen and when we spoke of the building at 3rd and Elm, her face lit up. She saw what we were speaking of in the building that had once been the place she banked. Two days later her family made a do-nation for the price she thought we should ask, $275, 000. We were still unsure because we lacked enough funding to renovate the inside. A late night email was sent out asking for advice. The next morning a donor called to say he and his wife had been ready to donate $50,000 to another organization for no special reason, but since they heard of our need last night, they would be donating it toward our new building renovation. God had provided and we were confident He would provide all we needed for the project. The offer was made and accepted, and on September 30, 2014 we purchased that building.
In 2015, we moved from our 1,800 square-foot building with one counseling room, closet-sized ultrasound room and no private office space, to a beautiful 4,600 square-foot building. This project was valued at $600,000. God provided this in two years, debt free, with no capital campaign.
