Ladies Aid - On Thursday, November 11, 1909, a group of ladies met together and called themselves the Ladies Aid Society of Ustick.  The fee for membership was 25 cents and after that 5 cents for each meeting and another 25 cents at the beginning of each half year.  The ladies met in various homes until March 27, 1919 when they started to meet in the church basement or parsonage.  The first gift the ladies gave to the church was a communion set purchased in 1910. They have always given money towards missions.  The Ladies Aid is still an active part of Spring Valley.  The purpose of Ladies Aid is to make Christ known, to deepen the spiritual life of each member, and to develop a sense of personal responsibility for the whole mission of the church through a program of Bible Study, prayer, education, giving, and service. Ladies Aid meets on the second Thursday of every month.

Ladies of Faith - This group of women of all ages meets several times throughout the year to serve the church and have fun.   Ladies Night Out is a favorite and has included painting pottery, watching "Chick Flicks" or going to dinner.  Ladies of Faith is responsible for many service projects within the church, such as the annual church cleaning, decorating for Christmas and Spring Valley's annual Memorial Day Gathering.  The ladies also enjoy attending a women's conference or retreat together each year.