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Who We Are
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 We could be the "Not Ready for Mega- Church Players" on account of our being an intimate, rather than conventional, fellowship of people of "the Way." We put the emphasis on quality over quantity ~ on our daily walk with the Lord and on personal relationships. This is the primary way folks come to know the Lord and join the path ~ faith is much more "caught" than "taught."- We are a young church!! We were just chartered on 2006.
- We are inclusive! Just like our logo ~ "red and yellow, black and white." Wherever you are on your walk of faith, wherever you've come from, whatever your direction, we open ourselves to you, our arms, minds, hearts and hands for you. We strive to be as wide and welcoming as God is in Jesus.
- We believe! For Crosspoint faith is a verb ~ faith is best witnessed through character seen in concrete actions and compassionate living. We hold the beliefs common to all Christians as summarized in the ancient and modern Creeds.
- We are on the move. We presently meet at The Net, a ministry on 8th Street in downtown Clermont. We plan to build and consecrate our new sanctuary as soon as the way be clear on Highway 27, just south of Hartwood Marsh Rd. on the west side of Highway 27.
- We are on an adventure. For Crosspoint faith in Jesus is a quest and a journey. We welcome all into our fellowship who seek God whatever their walk with the Lord. As a young church, we are focused hard on our walk in the Spirit ~ growth in our relationships, in fellowship, in service, in compassion, in depth of faith and understanding of Scripture. We are folks who are finding our purpose in life through growing in this community of Christ.
About Us ~
"The Not Ready for Mega-Church Players"
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| Above are a few of our folks. We are a diverse and inclusive group of folks who have come together to worship, learn, serve and fellowship. We are not too large to share intimately our spiritual walk and at the same time large enough to effect personal growth. Perhaps God is calling you to be a part of our family. |
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