House Churches are launching this fall, and we’d love to help you find your place in one of these newly forming communities of worship, community, and mission. If you’re interested...
Each Sunday morning, before our worship gatherings, we gather to pray for our church, our city, and the global church. We invite you to join us as we humbly seek...
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...
On the second Sunday of each month, we invite you to join us to pray for those in our church family that God has called to do His Kingdom work...
Are you a blended family feeling alone, confused, or even burned out? Join us as we work through Ron Deal's Smart Step Family Material. We meet monthly and encourage each other...
The Outpost is a place for middle and high school students to belong, grow, and be challenged in their faith. The name Outpost reflects our desire to raise and encourage the...
“Food for the body, pause for the soul.” Are you longing for connection or simply craving a space to slow down? Selah Tables are a one-time event hosted in a...
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...
Join us this Winter/Spring for Women’s Bible Study as we follow the church-wide series through the Book of Acts. Groups meet Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings, beginning January 13th and...
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...
Captivity to Freedom is a community offered to men who feel captive to the slavery of sin. The truth is that many men are stuck in sexual bondage, stuck in...
This year’s study, Exile and Return, invites you on a powerful journey through the Old Testament, where God’s people were called to build His kingdom in a foreign land. Their...
