What do we offer on Sunday Mornings?
Crossroads focuses on small groups throughout the week to provide our main source of Bible study, fellowship, and accountability. However, we do provide Bible study based classes, discussion groups, and fellowship groups on Sunday mornings at 9:30 and 11:00.
Visit our page on Sunday Mornings for more information on service times and other Sunday morning opportunities.

Does Crossroads have Sunday School?
Yes! We offer options for the whole family at 9:30 and 11:00.
Check out our current Sunday School classes and our approach to Sunday School or visit the Welcome Center in the front lobby for more information.

Where do I find information on upcoming events?
All the activities, special events, small groups, and classes can be overwhelming to keep up with. We provide an online calendar, have a weekly listing in our Sunday morning bulletin, and have the most current information at the Welcome Center in the front lobby or the information tables in the Great Room.
 
Why do we have so many pastors? With so many pastors which one "can I go to" for help?
The purpose in having a variety of Pastors is to provide the best care possible for each member of Crossroads Fellowship. We are a large, diverse, active church, and our pastors are generally assigned to either a church-wide function or demographic target (e.g., new visitors, young families, worship team, missions, children) in order to provide care, oversight, and growth for all the primary areas of our ministry.
Visit the listing of our pastoral team
 
Although each pastor has certain areas of expertise and natural talents, all our pastors can perform baptisms, marriage ceremonies, and funeral services. Feel free to contact any pastor at Crossroads. The pastor or assistant you call may refer you to another person if they know or feel that he or she would be better able to serve your request.
 
Does Crossroads provide counseling?
Crossroads does provide short-term pastoral counseling. We have pastors responsible for each demographic within our church. Call 981-0222 and an assistant will help determine the appropriate pastor who would be able to help, assist or provide short-term pastoral counseling that would best meet your needs. Additionally, we offer support groups, special classes and referrals to private practice Christian counselors in the community.
 
How do I get involved in a small group?
Fill out and drop off a Connection Card at the small group table in our Grand Hallway, or complete the online version of the card.

We also offer small group finder classes and have displays for all of our ministries in the Grand Hallway on Sunday mornings to help you locate the most appropriate group to join. Small groups tend to start in September and January but you are usually able to join a group at any time.
 
Who can be a small group leader or teacher? How do I become a small group leader/teacher?
We believe anyone with a speaking or leadership gift, who is well-established in the Word of God, committed to Crossroads, accountable to its elders and pastors, and who feels pulled to lead a small group would make an good small group leader. We have annual training for new and returning group leaders every August.
Fill out our online Connection Form if you are interested in learning more about becoming a small group leader.
 
What do you offer during the week?
We offer a variety of classes and activities for all ages throughout the week. Please pick-up a catalog from either of our Welcome Centers, for further information on all of the events we offer. Please note that during the summer, we offer an abbreviated schedule of events, while during the Fall and Spring, our church is much more active.

What does interdenominational mean?
Crossroads is an elder-led church without any formal ties to denominational bodies. Our members come from a variety of denominations and unchurched backgrounds. Although we appreciate the variety and uniqueness that each denomination offers, the emphasis of Crossroads is on the basic doctrines and practices of biblical, evangelical Christianity.
Please visit our About Us page to read our mission and value statements. If you have any additional questions about our mission statement please e-mail info@crossroads.org.
 
What is the role of your elders?
The congregation nominates elders at Crossroads. Elders form a representative body that serves as the directional leadership of the church. They approve all budget, staffing, and other major decisions for the church. The elders protect the workings of the church by providing accountability and overall direction. Our staff and elders seek to be very closely connected as partners in leadership.
   
Why did you buy a warehouse instead of building a more traditional church facility?
God made this warehouse available to us for a good price and it allows for the incremental building out of the facility. For instance, we were able to renovate our former children's area, turn it into an Adult Ministries wing, build a new 20,000 square-foot children's area and a 5,000 square foot Student Center -- all as the needs of the body grew. We also enjoy welcoming entry ways, hallways that provide space for conversation and fellowship, and a kitchen for preparing meals. We look forward to adding a gym when God provides the funds.
 
Who can become a member of Crossroads Fellowship?
At the end of any of the worship services, anyone may walk forward to indicate a desire to join Crossroads Fellowship. Adults need to complete a membership class, and then will be presented to the congregation and asked to take vows of membership. Children under age 14 whose parents are members have all privileges of membership.
 
How do I become a member?
1. Go forward at the close of any Sunday morning service and pick up a membership packet from a counselor. You will automatically be enrolled in the next available class.
2. Complete the Discovery (membership) class and indicate your desire to become a member. You may attend the class without becoming a member, but you cannot become a member without attending and completing the class process.
3. Repeat the membership vows before the congregation on the designated Sunday with your fellow Discovery Class members.
 
Do you have to be a member to join a small group or volunteer?
No. Anyone may be an active participant in a Crossroads small group or ministry. We do ask Small Group Leaders to be members of Crossroads Fellowship.

2721 Millbrook Road · Raleigh, NC 27604 Phone: (919) 981-0222 · Fax: (919) 981-0520 Questions? Contact us at info1@crossroads.org