Join us for a new class called "Walking with Jesus: Five Essential Spiritual Practices" from January 18 to February 22! We will reflect on how Jesus walked with God in His rhythms and routines of life, in order for us to grow individually and as a church community. Meets Sundays after worship. No registration required!
Childrenās Worship is offered year-round for children age 4āgrade 1 during 9:00 a.m. Sunday Worship. Learn more here.
Children who are 4 years oldāGrade 5 meet in the Praise & Plays room after worship for a snack, then split into age groups for a lesson and fun activities. Students who attend Childrenās Worship may stay in the Praise & Plays room through both programs. Children in grades 2ā5 worship in the sanctuary with […]
Students in grades 6ā8, meet in the CafĆ© for lessons from the Old and New Testaments each week after worship!
In Confirmation, youth in grade 9Ā explore what it means to follow Christ, be part of a Presbyterian church family, and grow in our relationship with God. At the end of […]
Students are invited to attend this Milestone workshop with their parents/caregivers! Get an introduction to Godās great stories and learn about how we can encourage interest in Godās word at […]
Are you interested in learning more about Crossroads? Considering joining this community of faith? Exploring Membership is a two-Sunday class that answers your questions about Crossroads and what it means […]
High school and middle school have youth-led worship then split up for fun games, activities, and a lesson. Youth group starts at 6:00 p.m. but you can come early at […]
Great for beginners! Meets in the Fireside Room every Monday starting at 8:00 a.m.
Crossroads hosts a weekly group for Women for Sobriety (WFS) to help women overcome substance use disorders in a safe, inclusive space where participants learn what control, responsibility, and sobriety looks like in their lives. For more info about WFS, see the link below.
All levels class appropriate for new or experienced practitioners and easily adapted to your desired level of intensity. Free and open to the public!
Being a caregiver for someone with Alzheimerās disease is an important yet challenging role. How do caregivers look out for their own health? This group provides informal mutual support and social relationships with insight, healing, reassurance, comfort, understanding, and practical advice. Free and open to the public.
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