Formerly known as The Church of Garden Valley

I feel called to use my gift of administration in the church.

Others come to me for advice in tough situations.

I thrive on freedom and spontaneity.

I feel called to use my gift of hospitality in the church.

I value harmony and avoid conflict.

I speak my mind even if it causes conflict.

I often feel critical of myself and others.

I go with the flow to keep the peace.

I am often the peacemaker in a group.

I trust God deeply, even when things seem impossible.

I feel called to use my gift of teaching in the church.

I am drawn to beauty, art, and meaning.

I sometimes lose touch with my own desires.

I am loyal and dependable.

I feel called to use my gift of leadership in the church.

I motivate others to work toward a common vision.

I love gaining knowledge and understanding.

I feel called to use my gift of discernment in the church.

I feel called to use my gift of giving in the church.

I am strong-willed and protective of others.

I feel called to use my gift of evangelism in the church.

I often adapt to what people expect of me.

I like walking with people through their faith journey.

I feel called to use my gift of encouragement in the church.

I feel called to use my gift of intercession in the church.

I find comfort in having a plan.

I feel called to use my gift of healing in the church.

It’s hard for me to ask for help.

I prefer logic over emotional expression.

I feel compelled to speak truth, even when it's hard.

Helping others grow in faith through study excites me.

I feel called to use my gift of mercy in the church.

I feel called to use my gift of service in the church.

I dislike being controlled or vulnerable.

I look for ways to give generously and joyfully.

I am driven to succeed and be recognized.

I naturally step into leadership roles when needed.

I feel emotions very deeply and intensely.

I often see simple solutions in complex problems.

I believe prayer can change lives and circumstances.

I love to be needed and helpful.

I use positivity to escape discomfort.

I feel called to use my gift of teaching in the church.

Routine and stability help me feel safe.

I love explaining ideas in ways others can understand.

I often observe rather than participate.

I feel called to use my gift of faith in the church.

Others' happiness often comes before my own.

I feel most alive when I’m serving others.

I look for chances to talk about Jesus.

I often feel misunderstood or different.

I enjoy caring for others' spiritual well-being.

Uncertainty makes me anxious.

I am drawn to people who are suffering.

I hold myself and others to high standards.

I feel uncomfortable when rules are broken.

I value privacy and independence.

I reflect often on my inner world.

I often sense when something feels spiritually off.

I feel excited sharing the Gospel with others.

I enjoy setting and reaching ambitious goals.

I look for security in groups or people.

I’m always looking for the next exciting thing.

Authenticity is more important than popularity.

I’m good at organizing people and projects.

I tend to withdraw to recharge.

I feel called to use my gift of wisdom in the church.

I intuitively sense what others need from me.

I prefer to lead rather than follow.

I feel called to use my gift of shepherding in the church.

Serving behind the scenes is fulfilling to me.

I respect strength and honesty.

I seek fun and avoid pain.

I have a strong desire to pray for physical healing.

I can easily empathize with others' pain.

I get bored easily and like variety.

I feel called to use my gift of prophecy in the church.

I sense what God wants to communicate to others.

Winning and being admired motivates me.

I can distinguish between truth and error clearly.

I find joy in meeting practical needs.

I often think about worst-case scenarios.

I regularly pray for others, even strangers.

I believe there is a right way to do everything.

People often come to me when they’re feeling low.

I strive to be ethical and just.

I enjoy setting goals and planning details.

I avoid failure at all costs.

I believe everything I have belongs to God.

I believe God can do the miraculous.

I enjoy opening my home to make people feel welcome.

I enjoy lifting others’ spirits with my words.

I feel called to use my gift of leadership in the church.

I’ve seen God restore people through my prayers.

Creating comfortable spaces for others is important to me.