Michelle Gregory is the Executive Director of Mid Cities Women’s Clinic, where she leads with a passion for sharing the hope, health, and healing found in Christ. Since joining MCWC six years ago, she has guided the organization through significant growth, expanding to multiple clinics and a mobile unit. Michelle is devoted to Christ-centered leadership, empowering others, and serving women and families with excellence and compassion.

As the Senior Director of Clinic Operations, Rachael is entrusted with the oversight and expansion of all clinic operations, encompassing the entirety of MCWC and its outreach education programs. Her steadfast commitment to delivering high-quality patient care is deeply rooted in her prior experience as a labor and delivery and postpartum nurse. She is a graduate of UNT with a Bachelor of Arts degree, El Centro College with an Associate’s Degree in Nursing, and UTA with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing. Rachael and her husband, Ryan, recently celebrated the arrival of their long-awaited and prayed-for miracle child.

As Senior Director of Development, Denise supervises the donor and marketing staff and oversees all activities related to fundraising, donor relationships, church and community relationships, as well as donor and patient marketing. Denise was called to MCWC in 2018 and knows this a mission more than it is a job. She has worked to increase MCWCs visibility in the community, strengthen donor relationships, and unite Christian churches of all denominations to work as one for this life-saving ministry. Denise and her husband Jeff have two adult children as well as one teenager, who all support the pro-life ministry.

As Euless Clinic Director, Cassie provides oversight and leadership to the clinic’s non-medical patient services and programs, including training and supervising volunteers. She has an Associates in Human Services from Ivy Tech Community College, and an Associates of Christian Education from Aenon Bible College. She is a current Notary Public for the State of Texas. Cassie has extensive volunteer experience serving, feeding, and ministering to the Homeless, and specifically to women and children. She is blessed with two adult daughters.

As Haslet Clinic Director, Laura provides oversight and leadership to the clinic’s non-medical patient services and programs, including training and supervising volunteers. She has a Bachelor’s in English and a Master’s in Elementary Ed and retired from education. Her favorite pastime is reading and drinking coffee. She has been married to her wonderful husband, Tony for 40 years and they live a life ruled by two adorable maltipoos.

As Haslet Nurse Manager, Lexis is responsible for leading the Haslet nurse volunteers and overseeing the needs of the medical services at the new clinic expansion. She obtained her LVN at the age of 20 and while working full time, being a caretaker, engaging in ministry and mission trips, she completed her Associate’s Degree in Nursing. She has loved The Lord her whole life, active in ministry since the third grade, and has lived life on a mission – to make Jesus known. Her passions are worship, closed nations, unreached people groups, disaster relief, and medical missions.

As Euless Office Manager, Missy provides organization and supervision over the clinic. She ensures that business operations flow efficiently, and all resources required to maintain the clinic are available. Missy has a passion for the unborn. She started as an Advocate prior to taking on the role of Director of Operations over 20 years ago. She has been married for 37 years and has 3 wonderful sons and 4 amazing grandchildren.

Donna is the Haslet Office Manager, helping ensure efficient operations and service to patients. In 2020, God called Donna into Christian non-profit service following a 35-year career in telecommunications and technology. Donna is an active member of 121 Community Church in Grapevine, TX, where she volunteers on the tech team as a database specialist. She finds great joy in sharing Christ’s love through her spiritual gifts of service and exhortation. Now living in North Fort Worth, Donna cherishes her role as mom to her adult twin daughters and as “Nonnie” to four grandchildren (with one more on the way!). She is honored to serve Christ alongside the Haslet team to bring hope, health, and healing to the abortion-vulnerable in North Texas.

As Haslet Receptionist Manager, Rebekah provides leadership for the reception staff at the Haslet clinic and fosters a welcoming, efficient and professional environment for each patient served. Currently obtaining her Bachelor of Science in Human Services from Liberty University, Rebekah is passionate about serving vulnerable, overlooked people groups and has gained experience with diverse populations through mission trips, church ministry, and working as a case manager for refugees. She feels blessed and honored to partner with MCWC to serve the abortion-vulnerable and encourage women to choose Jesus and choose life. She and her husband, Jeremy, have been married since April of 2024, and together they enjoy going for hikes, trying out coffee shops, and spending time with their rambunctious kitty, Duke, and their “good Christian puppy,” Boomer.

As Marketing Manager, Kelly manages the planning and implementation of marketing strategies and campaigns with the overall goal of reaching women facing unplanned pregnancy. Kelly and her husband are grateful supporters of MCWC. She feels that “The next best thing to being a mom is knowing that I get to contribute with helping other women realize the blessing of becoming a mom.”

As Community Relations Manager, Keith cultivates church, community, and donor partnerships. Keith has 11 years of Pro-Life clinical and community relations experience. Keith and his wife Maria moved from California to the great state of Texas by faith in 2021. They are blessed with five adult children and one Grandson. Keith has a servant’s heart and passion for ministry. Since his arrival in Texas Keith has become a volunteer with Chaplaincy for the Tarrant County Jail, Juvenile Detention Center and the Clergy and Police Alliance program (C.A.P.A.) of Fort Worth and soon to start seminary school.