Valley offers opportunities for our congregation to serve our community and share the grace and mercy of God alongside the organizations we support. Valley’s partners support vulnerable people, respond to crisis and recovery needs, and provide education and empowerment to those in need. We focus on building relationships rather than simply providing services, helping our congregation participate in God’s work throughout our local communities.
Valley is hosting Vision New England’s THRIVE Farmington Valley Conference. We are honored to welcome Mac Owen, a long-time national and global director and one of the founding members of Celebrate Recovery.
Alongside his wife, Mary, Mac has devoted years to helping people discover freedom from the hurts, habits, and hang-ups that can keep them from experiencing the abundant life Christ offers. His ministry reflects a deep commitment to meeting people where they are, listening to their stories, and pointing them toward the transforming hope of Jesus Christ.
The free event includes a continental breakfast, worship, display tables, and four breakout sessions. Registration is kindly requested and will become available soon.
REGISTER TODAYValley seeks to build relationships with people throughout Hartford and Litchfield Counties, especially those who may be vulnerable, underserved, or in need of connection and support. Through our local outreach initiatives and partnerships, we come alongside people with grace, mercy, and the love of Christ.
At Valley: Disability Initiative
Partner: Joni and Friends New England
At Valley: Foster Care Initiative
Partner: Fostering Hope New England
At Valley: ESL Initiative
Partners: Agape House, Harbor House, Urban Alliance
Collaborator: Gifts of Love
Partner: The Underground New England
Partners: The Life Center CT, Legacy for Women
Partners: ABC Women’s Center, Hope Pregnancy Center
Collaborators: Fellowship of Christian Athletes, The Master’s School
October 31–November 24
Welcome Area
Help a family in need enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday.
Local Outreach is running a food drive to benefit Gifts of Love. Blue bags with a list of recommended nonperishable items will be available outside of the sanctuary.
November 21–December 13
Welcome Area
Give a gift to a child, student, or young adult in foster care.
Participate by placing a new, unwrapped toy or a $15–$25 gift card under the Christmas Tree in the Welcome Area. These gifts will be given to DCF workers to distribute to children on their caseloads.
Please do not give toy weapons or clothing donations.
February 19–28
What’s Your Story?
Every person has a story. During Outreach Week, we'll take time to look inward and consider our own personal and faith stories—and then look outward, asking how our stories can become opportunities to connect with the people around us.
Simply asking someone, “What's your story?” can open the door to genuine conversation, deeper understanding, compassion, and meaningful connection.
Schedule Coming Soon.
Valley is dedicating the second Saturday of each month to serving our community! Join as a group, with your family, or on your own.
Opportunities include partnering with local outreach ministries, serving through community projects, or helping right here on campus. There’s a place for everyone to participate and make a difference together.
Sign Up for a Volunteer Opportunity100% of your Outreach giving helps Valley pray, give, and go as we participate in God's global mission. Valley's financial support of missionaries, partners, and initiatives is funded entirely by the Outreach Fund. There is no endowment or reserve. Outreach happens because God's people give.
Supporting Gospel outreach and church planting, particularly among unreached people groups.
Equipping pastors and Christian leaders to strengthen and multiply churches within their own communities.
Supporting ministries that demonstrate Christ's love by meeting practical needs, protecting vulnerable children, and promoting justice.
Supporting cross-cultural and regional ministries where Valley can participate both financially and hands-on.
Creating opportunities for our congregation to pray, learn, build relationships, and participate in short- and long-term missions.
Providing flexible resources to respond to disasters, humanitarian needs, and emerging opportunities.
Providing the systems and resources needed to effectively support global evangelism and church-planting efforts.
