Mission & Vision

The mission of CrossPoint Church is to welcome everyone into a transforming relationship with Christ. 

The vision of CrossPoint Church is to create a community of authentic believers that offer the Peace and Eternal Hope of Jesus to our region.  

Every Person is created in the image of God (Gen. 1:27) with inherent infinite value and worth. God values people so highly that he gives his only Son, Jesus Christ, to us (Jhn. 3:16). CrossPoint values each individual and wants to join them in discovering how God can meet their needs and concerns. We desire to create dialogue and take action in the issues that matter to the people around us.

As followers of Jesus, we intend to be entirely devoted to His Lordship (2 Cor. 4:5). We value the work and the person of Jesus Christ.

God's Word is our guide, authority, and conscience. It is the basis for all we believe and practice (Ps. 119:105). The Bible remains as relevant in our current culture today as it was when it was originally written (2nd Tim 3:16-17).

We aim to equip every Christian to be servant-leaders in the home, community, and work (Matt 20:25-26, 2nd Cor 4:5 ). We give of ourselves through our time, talent, and treasure.

Everything belongs to God, and we are to be good stewards of His resources (1 Pet. 4:10). Therefore, we are to be generous and wise with our God-given resources ( 1 Tim 6:17-18).

Every believer should be connected to others in authentic relationships centered in Jesus Christ (1 Thess. 5:11). We strive to be an active, healthy, and life-giving church where all people can find a sense of belonging, support, and encouragement.

We value the cities and towns in which we live and serve (Acts 2:46-47). We desire to be actively involved in ways that improve our community's lives with the love of Christ. We value every opportunity given to us to make a difference in their lives personally and eternally (Phil. 2: 3-4).

Prayer is a priority in every aspect of our lives (1 Thess. 5:17). Prayer is a means by which we magnify the greatness of God's power through our dependence upon Him alone (Phil. 4:6). By prayer, we advance the Kingdom of God and find specific direction for our lives and ministry.

Discipleship begins at home (Deut. 6:4-9) and every family is unique. We strive to partner with families in their homes and in the church to help them become disciples of Jesus Christ together (2nd Tim 1:5-6).