As a community of faith, hope, and love, WVPC has a long-standing commitment to local and global missions. We believe this is how we tangibly make the love of Christ known to a hungry and hurting world. That is why we annually commit at least 10% of our church budget to support local and global missions, why we regularly seek to bless our local community with a wide range of local mission projects, and why we support mission projects and missionaries throughout the world. God has an extraordinary purpose for our lives - to see the poor lifted up, the hungry fed, the broken healed, and the lost to find life in the kingdom of God. This is how we find the greatest fulfillment in our relationship with God and how God uses us to bless the entire world. At WVPC we encourage everyone to begin serving and to discover God's deep and beautiful purpose for their lives. For more information, subscribe to the church's weekly email newsletter or contact the church office at (408) 252-1365.

Featured Mission Projects and Links

Local Missions

Adults Toward Independent Living:
An all-volunteer, non-profit organization established in 1976, has provided housing for disabled adults in the Santa Clara Valley for over thirty years. The residents lead independent lives in specially
designed facilities that allow them to manage their own affairs while sharing the costs of attendant care and home management.
atilhouses.com

CityTeam Ministries:
San Jose CityTeam provides hot meals, safe shelter, showers, and clean clothing to our area's homeless population as well as recovery programs for men and women seeking to transform their lives from addiction to freedom. This includes Heritage Home, which provides housing and services for homeless pregnant women and their ​ newborns.
​ www.cityteam.org/sanjose

Real Options:
Fully-licensed FREE community care clinics providing convenient, confidential and professional medical services including pregnancy tests, ultrasound exams, information, counseling and support for men and women making pregnancy related decisions, STD & STI education, and prenatal care as well as post-abortion and post-adoption assistance. 
www.realoptions.net

Teen Challenge:
Rescuing People from Bad Situations and Addiction.
Teen Challenge exists to provide successful recovery for men, women, teens, children, and families struggling with destructive, abusive, and addictive lifestyles through mentoring, education, training, and spiritual direction.
​teenchallenge.net

The Refuge:
The Refuge is a place of hope, help, and healing sponsored by the New Beginnings Church. WVPC volunteers serve a meal and bring worship music monthly for the program at Sunnyvale's Murphy Park Community Center.
Homeless find hope at The Refuge

West Valley Community Services:
Providing housing, food and other emergency services in the community.  
wvcommunityservices.org

International Missions

Pioneers:
Missionaries serving throughout the globe.
www.pioneers.org

Rancho Santa Marta:
A non-denominational Evangelical Christian Ministry for orphans and special needs children from low-income families, located on a 450-acre ranch in San Vincente, Baja California, Mexico.
www.ranchosantamarta.org

World Venture:
Adam & Anna Day are a WVPC-sponsored missionary family currently serving in the Netherlands.
www.worldventure.com

Other Missions

Service Worship:
On some months having fifth Sundays, the congregation and community members perform a variety of service projects for individuals and groups in our community. ​

Short-term Mission Trips:
Short-term mission trips carried out by WVPC members have included an inter-generational mission trip in February to serve for a week at Rancho Santa Marta in San Vincente, Baja California, Mexico.

Disaster Relief:
When earthquakes, hurricanes, wildfires, or war strike an area, we send funds for food, shelter, and medical aid, usually via The Outreach Foundation, ECO's partner in social services.

Your Mission Department Members
Donna Perry, Moderator
Sandy Todd
Sue Willey
Parker Willey