ROOTED IN FAITH. LIVED TOGETHER.

Values & Beliefs

At Crossroads Fellowship, what we believe shapes how we live, serve, worship, and pursue the presence of God together.

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Biblically Faithful

We believe the Bible is God’s trustworthy Word and the foundation for what we believe and how we live. Scripture is our ultimate authority for faith, doctrine, character, and the life of the church.

02

Gospel Centered

Everything we do flows from the good news of Jesus Christ—His life, death, resurrection, and reign. Through Christ, God offers forgiveness, reconciliation, new life, and salvation to all who trust in Him.

03

Historically Rooted

We are part of the historic Christian faith handed down through generations of believers. We receive that heritage with gratitude, learn from those who have gone before us, and faithfully pass it on to the next generation.

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Future Focused

God’s truth does not change, but our methods can. We seek to understand our time, respond wisely to a changing world, and follow the Holy Spirit with creativity, courage, and a willingness to try new things.

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Beautifully Diverse

God is forming a people from every nation, tribe, people, and language. We celebrate the diversity of His Church and seek to become a community where people of different backgrounds, cultures, generations, and experiences belong and grow together in Christ.

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Servant Hearted

Jesus came not to be served, but to serve. Following His example, we choose humility, generosity, and sacrificial love, using what God has given us for the good of others.

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Kingdom Collaborating

God’s Kingdom is bigger than any one church, ministry, or organization. We gladly partner with others who share the mission of Jesus, believing we can accomplish more together for the good of our communities and the advance of God’s Kingdom.

What We Believe

Crossroads Fellowship affirms the Baptist Faith & Message (1963) as a general statement of our faith, with Scripture as our ultimate authority for faith and practice.

Read the Baptist Faith & Message (1963)

Questions are welcome. Talk with Pastor Byron or plan your visit.