The Parchers are going to support churches that are providing hurricane relief to residents in the southern states. They need the following items: baby food baby and adult diapers wipes...
In this 3 week elective, we will explore how to read the Bible better. Drawing from his experience training students to study the Bible, Andrew Abernethy provides a holistic method...
We gather each Sunday at 8:45 & 10:45am in our building at 800 Scribner for worship, time in the Word, and fellowship with the rest of our Crossroads family. We...
Are you a blended family feeling alone, confused, or even burned out? Join us on the 3rd Sundays of the month after second service as we encourage each other and...
Every other week, middle school and high school students come together as a united group to deepen their walk with Christ. We center our time around the Word of God,...
Join us for a 1.9 mile Fall hike at Aman Park. This will be our last women's hike of 2024. We will be back in the spring for more! To...
Marriage ministry will be hosting a monthly pickleball night on the third Monday of each month. Join us for a little fun, competition, and community building. Yes, you do have...
No matter the cause of your loved one’s death, this is an opportunity to be around people who understand what you are feeling. You will learn valuable information on facing...
Thriving Motherhood is a group for moms who are expecting or have any children in kindergarten or younger. We meet the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Monday evenings of the month—with...
Come join us this Fall as we follow the Crossroads Genesis sermon series! We will spend 9 consecutive weeks diving deeper into Genesis 35-50 in our women’s ministry small groups....
At the Post we aim to create space for 25-35 year olds to grow in their faith in Christ and in community with each other. Our gatherings are intentionally designed...
Band of Brothers is a small community of men who gather every Wednesday morning in the Cave to study the Bible and grow together. We pray, share, study and talk...
