Angels' Valley

About the Book

All over the world people talk to God. It is called prayer. All Christians can tune into God;s wavelength. God has historically spoken and worked His plans and purposes through mankind. In 1984 Jack Tipping heard God's voice.

Acting in obedience, seeking direction from the word of God and council from Godly people, Jack planned and constructed Angels Valley Retreat Centre. Situated in north central Alberta, God wanted to establish a place of rest for His people and a place of healing for the broken. Just as Noah encountered opposition and ridicule while building the ark, so Jack faced opposition and suspicion building Angels Valley.

Refusing government funding, Jack built in faith. God provided abundantly and exceedingly more than could be asked or imagined. "Angels' Valley" is an account of the provisions of God as He fulfilled His word to Jack and others who had caught Jack's vision.

Jack Tipping didn't travel the length and breadth of the globe or found a famous ministry; instead in faith and obedience he stayed home and built a healing retreat centre in his own backyard. Every chapter of this book recounts God's planned for events all of which surprised Jack keeping him humble, faithful and when he wasn't pouring cement, on his knees.

About the Author

Jack Tipping was born in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada in 1922 and died in 2006. Adopted by the Tipping family when he was three years old, he grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba. There he attended school, excelled at football, and was active in the Boy Scouts. He later became a scout leader as he had a great love of the outdoors. Jack was an excellent skier and was a founder of the Manitoba Ski Patrol. He was employed by Manitoba Telephones and later Edmonton Telephones. In 1946 he married Joyce Cameron and they had three children. Jack was always active in the Anglican Church however it wasnÕt until he was 55 and attending St. PaulÕs Church in Edmonton that he became a born again believer. At that point his life dramatically changed. Jack began devouring scripture and developed a fervent prayer life. He received from God many words, visions and dreams. God spoke to Jack asking him to build a retreat centre on the 143 acres of wilderness he and Joyce had purchased in 1974 in Fort Assiniboine, Alberta. Angels Valley Retreat Centre was officially opened in June 1988. Jack and Joyce managed and were prayer councilors at AngelÕs Valley until 2002. Many people have testimonies about their time spent at Angels Valley, stories of how God moved, healed and changed their lives.