Our support groups offer a caring and welcoming space for individuals navigating some of life’s most challenging seasons, including grief and loss, divorce or separation, and various health struggles. In these groups, people can find understanding, encouragement, and hope while connecting with others who are walking a similar path. For those who prefer more personal support, care is also available through our One-to-One Ministry, where individuals can receive confidential, individualized care.
Individuals and families can receive practical care and support through a variety of serving teams within our Care Ministry. Support may include prayer, meals, prayer shawls, personal visits, and assistance with home repair, depending on each person’s needs.
Our serving teams offer practical care and support to individuals and families during times of need. Through opportunities such as prayer, meals, prayer shawls, visits, and home repair, our church comes alongside people in tangible and meaningful ways. These acts of care are simple expressions of love, reminding others that they are seen, supported, and not alone.
The Prayer Ministry exists to support and encourage people in their prayerful dependence upon God.
When you submit a prayer request, it’s sent out to a large group of Prayer Ministry members who bring each request to God.
You do not have to be a member of The Crossing to receive prayer. All requests are treated with due privacy and discretion.
If you would like to join the Prayer Ministry, sign up below.
This group seeks to foster authentic relationships among single moms. Each week, gather together to support one another as you raise children and deepen your faith in Jesus.
Dinner and childcare are provided weekly, but registration is required to attend. Childcare registration closes one week before the class begins. If you need childcare and register after this date, please contact us directly at careministry@thecrossingchurch.com
GracefulWait offers support to women who are struggling with infertility or have suffered the loss of a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth, or early infant death. This group is led by women who have also struggled with these painful realities, using Christ-centered material to promote discussion and strengthen your faith during this painful season of life.
The group meets on the 3rd Wednesday evening of each month, at Plume.
Serve our city and beyond by donating blood with the American Red Cross. Donating blood is an easy way to love and serve our neighbors. To donate, you should first make an appointment.