WORSHIP @ CROSSPOINT

Crosspoint's service is casual in nature, with live traditional and contemporary music. While dress may be casual, our devotion to following the Way of Jesus is serious. The themes and message are relevant to deepening the walk of faith. We aim to strike a balance between the much loved historic liturgical traditions of the faith and its more contemporary expressions.

We truly do welcome everyone. We strive to mirror God's extravegant welcome of all persons into his reign. We encourage you to be comfortable in what you wear to church. You'll see people in many different outfits; some will be casual while some will be in their Sunday best. You are welcome to worship in whichever is most appropriate for you and your family.

We offer Holy Communion followed by a potluck dinner on the first Sunday of every month. The connecting of a real meal with the Holy Eucharist goes all the way back to the practice of the earliest Christians.

Crosspoint offers a Sunday Worship service with both traditional hymns and contemporary praise songs led by our Praise Band.

9:00am ~ Adult Education
10:00am ~ Sunday Worship and Children's Sunday School
11:15am ~ Coffee Fellowship

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Celebrating Easter Day

Crosspoint Presbyterian will be celebrating the good news of "He is risen" with a special Easter program Music of the Cross. It will be performed by the Crosspoint Praise Team and member of the choir. The Easter celebration worship begins at 10:00am Easter Sunday, 24 April.

We invite you to:

"Come and See" what great gifts God has prepare for each of us
"Witness" how God is transforming hearts and transforming the powers
"Go and Tell" the mighty works of God

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FEBRUARY WORSHIP

The Sermon on the Mount

~ Deepen your understanding of Jesus' Kingdom Manifesto

February we will be exploring God's kingdom through study of Jesus' central teachings: The Sermon on the Mount. You won't want to miss this opportunity to comprehend in depth Jesus' essential teachings on our place in this world while living in God's reign. All of Jesus' central teachings and parables concentrate on God's immanent kingdom breaking through into this world.

How are we to live in this new unexplored territory where everything has changed?

How do we live where down is up and up is down and the first are last and the last are first?

How is that the meek inherit the whole earth and the poor in the LORD are made rich? All that we count as of value in this age is but dust in God's reign.

JANUARY WORSHIP

START THE NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT!!

~ Deepen your walk with God through the Sacraments!

With Communion the first Sunday of the year!! Holding to the early christian practice of Holy Communion being a communal meal, we end our Communion service with our monthly Fellowship Dinner. There is always room for you with food and encouragement a'plenty.

The Second Sunday, 9 January 2011, we celebrate the Baptism of Jesus with a Remembrance Service of our own Baptism experience.

Through the balance of January, we will explore together the early parts of Matthew's Gospel from the calling of the first disciples and Jesus' early Galilean ministry up to the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, the Beatitude.

Just a great way to start out the Year of our Lord 2011 on a positive vector in our walk of faith!!

DECEMBER WORSHIP THEME

This season it was important to reenter that place of expectation which preceded the coming of the Christ child in each of our lives. So we could hear the announcement with new ears for the hearing: "Unto us a child is born. Unto us a son is given."

To better prepare ourselves, we began by exploring symbols of Christmas. Each worship occasion from Thanksgiving through New Year’s, we examined different symbols including “The Candy Cane,” “The Twelve Days,” The Christmas Tree,” “The Christmas Star” and “The Magi.”