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Questions Frequently Asked About The Crossroads and Our Answers!
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  • What kind of a church are you?
    First and foremost, we are a church that believes and teaches the Bible. The format of our services is contemporary, using a praise band. Our Bible lessons are topical and relevant. ...
  • Tell me more about life groups.
    We believe that God calls us to be in relationship with one another, and that spiritual growth happens best in life groups. No matter how large The Crossroads grows, we never ...
  • How should I dress for the services?
    At the Crossroads, most people come casual, and some not-so-casual, but what is ultimately important is our heart attitude toward God.
  • I have kids, so do I need to find a babysitter?
    No problem! We have committed, trustworthy volunteers at The Crossroads to care for infants and toddlers in our nursery. We also have children's church for elementary school aged children, and ...
  • Who leads the church?
    Jesus Christ is the head of our church (Colossians 1:18). Our desire is to daily submit to His will for us. He has called a team of pastors to be the ...
  • What Christian denomination do you belong to?
    We are affiliated with Converge Worldwide, an international evangelical church planting movement . We are a trans-denominational church, meaning that while independent, we relate to any evangelical Christian organization with common ...
  • What version of the Bible do you use?
    In our regular meetings, we use the New International Version (NIV), because of it’s readability and accuracy. While most Translations are good, we believe a “modern English” Bible enhances your ...
  • Why don't you pass a plate for offerings?
    In 1 st Corinthians 16, the Apostle Paul instructs the church about an offering for the suffering Believers in Jerusalem, and in verse 2 he says: “On the first day ...
  • Why the name?
    We call our church "The Crossroads" because Johnson Creek is found at the intersection of I-94 and State Road 26, a significant crossroads for the area. Also, the village motto ...