Missional Life
Jesus gives us a command as a marker for how we are to live as His disciples.
The command calls us to wholly love God and to love our neighbors as ourselves As you explore how to share your gift with the world, we invite you to live your life by Jesus' command to love God and love others.
Local Missional Life
The Station Coffee Co.
The Station started as a dream in 2021. It's just one way our church family partners with our local community. We just happen to serve the best cup of coffee!
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Hope Women's Center
Our friendship involves supporting at-risk women and children with meals, clothing, financial resources & spiritual care.
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The Navajo Mission
Our partnership involves providing food, clothing and academic support for the Navajo people in Rock Point, AZ
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Florence Schools
We support several schools in the Florence district by volunteering in classrooms, providing scholarships and serving at risk families.
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Global Missional Life
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Senegal
Crossroads supports local churches a school, health clinic and business co-ops and micro loans to women in country.
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Mexico
Crossroads supports young adult missionaries in country.
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AMMPARO
This ministry is focused on accompany migrant minors with protection, advocacy, representation and opportunities.
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Disaster Response
Through our partnership we share God's hope, healing and renewal with people whose lives have been disrupted by disasters around the world. When the dust settles and the headlines change, we stay to provide ongoing assistance to those in need.
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