1 | An individual drove a church member to an appointment and errands since she is unable to drive for medical reasons. |
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2 | A couple prepared a meal for a family whose dad was recently diagnosed with cancer. |
3 | A couple drove a church member to a hospital stay. |
4 | An individual let go of old hurts from a sibling through prayer and forgiveness: "God helped me let go and put love in my heart again, check on her and know I loved her and was praying for her." |
5 | An individual's continuing ministries: Making washable feminine hygiene items to benefit women in need around the world and locally; sharing faith and encouraging clients; weeding local trails; delivering packages and notices to apartment residents; delivering clothing and household items from their building's "free table" to the "free table" at a Senior apartment. |
6 | An individual hosted a ministry team in their home for a team workday/retreat and dinner which contributed to a productive and joyful meeting. |

VIDEO PROJECT
The 50th Anniversary Committee is putting together a video series of God’s faithfulness to Valley by hearing your stories.
We want as many people as possible to participate – whether you’ve been attending Valley for all 50 years or 50 days – we want to hear from you.
These clips might be used before our services on the screen through the summer, on Valley's website to help people learn about Valley, or on our social media pages.
Aim for your videos to be about 30 seconds to 2 minutes long.
You can send in your own videos, or find time with me or my husband, Jason Wipf to record for you before or after a church service.
In your video, answer any or all of these questions:
Don't be too concerned if you stumble over words or it's not perfect - we can do some editing!
Please send these in by the end of June to Stephanie Wipf (smwipf@gmail.com) or deacons@valleyfree.org.

SERVICE PROJECT
We are commissioning you to participate in the 50 Acts of Service for 50 Years of Valley. We would love for individuals, families, life groups, or other combinations of people to intentionally dedicate an act of service to someone in your community or sphere in honor of God’s faithfulness over the last 50 years.
For example,
Something we’ve also talked about as a committee is how every 50 years for the Israelites they have a special celebration – the year of jubilee – a year when debts are forgiven, servants were freed, and ancestral land was returned to its original owners.
Maybe your act of service this year is less practical and more about the soul.
These can all be your Act of Service.
FAQs:
What do I do once I complete my act of service?
Am I limited to one act of service?
What if I can’t think of any acts of service?
When can I start?
Reach out with any questions!