Crossroads offers workshops and training for foster parents to earn DCS-approved credits as well as fun events for fellowship with other foster families.

• FOSTER FAMILY MEET & GREET
  Please join our Foster Care Team 10:15 - 11:00 AM on Sunday, May 21, in Room 225 for a Foster Family Meet & Greet. We want to meet you and fellowship with you over donuts and coffee. We know that foster care comes with unique challenges and joys. That's why we want to link arms with you during this process by empowering our foster families and helping them engage in community. No RSVP is necessary. 

Thursday, June 22, 6:00-7:30 PM, Atrium

We're excited for another opportunity to gather as a community of believers, inviting the Lord to expand our vision and enlarge our hearts for more, as He establishes His kingdom among us!

Childcare is available for this evening, with registration! Registration for childcare closes on Sunday, June 18!

REGISTER for childcare

Worship and Prayer Night Spotify Playlist

Monday, July 10, 1:00 - 6:00 PM, Crossroads Gym

Help save lives and serve your neighbor!

This serving opportunity is two-fold. Volunteers can sign up to work a one-hour shift at the check-in table and make an appointment to donate blood. 

To donate blood, click the button below. Enter the code CROSSROADS and navigate to Crossroads Christian Church in Newburgh, IN to choose an appointment.

Donate blood

To serve at the check-in table, click the button below to fill out the form. There are two spots open for each shift, if you'd like to serve with a friend. 

Serve at check-in

Questions? Contact Madison Wepfer. 

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Have you ever tried prayer-walking?

It has been described as praying on-site with insight and the root of community transformation. Every third Saturday of the month in Goosetown, a group of people who want to see change meet at 11:00 AM in front of Potter's Wheel (333 Jefferson Ave.) and pray expectantly for God's blessing in the neighborhood.

To some, prayer-walking is an odd concept.

But it really isn't much different than when you pray while driving. The only difference is slowing down and being intentional. It is simply praying in the very places where you expect your prayers to be answered, write Steve Hawthorne and Graham Kendrick in their book, "Prayer-walking: Praying Onsite with Insight."

Ask for prayer prompts

Where do you want to see God move?

We encourage everyone to get started at Potter's Wheel. All ages are invited and we encourage families and small groups to participate.

After you see how easy it is, take some time to walk around your where you live and ask God to grow your love for your neighbors. Or, ask a couple of friends to meet at a nearby school.

For more questions about Community Prayer Walks, contact Madison Wepfer at 812-518-1463.