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Bishop Bart Pierce was challenged to create a solution for women facing crisis pregnancies after a powerful conversation with a young woman outside an abortion clinic in the mid-1980s. Realizing that simply protesting was not enough, he felt called to provide practical help and hope. In 1986, a home in Baltimore County was secured to support women in crisis, especially those experiencing unplanned pregnancies, giving them a safe place and a path toward a better future.
Since 1986, Bishop and Coralee Pierce have led the Hiding Place to walk alongside more than 3,165 women during some of the hardest moments of their lives. Within these walls, over 1,400 healthy babies have been born into care, safety, and hope.

The Hiding Place is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) residential facility founded in 1986, where women facing adverse circumstances are loved, encouraged, and equipped to move toward personal stability within a healthy Christian family environment.
Our Services Include:
● Crisis pregnancy support and parenting guidance
● Pastoral counseling for women recovering from domestic violence
● Life plan development, healthy habit formation, and personal growth
● Practical life skills development to prepare women for independent living

Who Can Receive Help?
● Young women age 40 and under facing crisis situations, regardless of race or religion.
● Pregnant women
● Mothers with children age 2 and under
● Survivors of domestic violence
● At risk young single women (aged out of foster care)
Do you need help from the Hiding Place?
1. Read about the program below
2. Check out Frequently Asked Questions
3. Complete the appointment form by clicking apply now.
The Hiding Place continues to keep its doors open to serve women and their children. Your generous monetary gifts are needed now more than ever.
During the initial months that a young woman begins her journey at the Hiding Place, she will learn to improve her self-image, develop positive habits, and learn useful domestic skills. Each woman will also develop a “Life Plan” that gives a personal account of her dreams and goals. The Life Plan includes written details for how she will accomplish her goals and remain accountable during the process.
During the second phase of the program, the young woman begins researching and pursuing educational and career opportunities with the support of the Hiding Place Director.
During the final phase of the program, each woman receives support with securing employment and housing.
Program Completion
Upon completion of the Buds to Roses Program, the young women are honored with a graduation ceremony. At the ceremony, the women receive a certificate of completion and a special “Buds to Roses” necklace to serve as a reminder of their successful accomplishment.
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