Sundays at The Crossing
Discover ways to get involved in the transformational community of The Crossing by being a part of a Sunday morning class.
Children’s classes for newborns through 5th graders are available during both services. Classrooms are open 10 minutes before each service.
Little Ones (0–2 years)
9:00 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.
A young child’s faith is nurtured through play, songs, prayer, stories and caring for their needs. In our 1-year old and 2-year old classes, children begin to learn simple concepts about God. We focus on one Bible story each month.
Preschool (3–5 years)
9:00 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.
This year preschoolers will travel to “Story Book Land” to jump into the true stories about God from the Bible. Children will learn through large group teaching, worship, small group activities, games and crafts.
Elementary Ministry (K–5th grades)
9:00 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.
Making new friends, learning through engaging activities, and worshipping through prayer and music, help elementary kids grow in their relationship with Jesus. In our new interactive program, “Cross-training,” kids will rotate through a variety of workshops such as art, science, drama, storytelling, cooking, and games to learn about the Bible in unforgettable ways.
In the Student Ministry classes, leaders strive to build a sense of community and an environment that fosters spiritual growth. To accomplish these goals, we combine building relationships and having fun with interactive teaching and small group discussions led by our student ministry team.
Middle School (6th & 7th grades)
9:00 a.m., Room 204
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Junior High (8th & 9th grades)
9:00 a.m., Rooms 202/203
If you have a red-letter Bible, you’ll notice that three consecutive chapters in Matthew are entirely red. Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount is one of the most widely known passages in the Scriptures. But do we really understand what it says? Join us this fall as we explore Jesus’ most famous teaching.
Senior High (10th & 12th grades)
9:00 a.m., Room 201
Current Series: Jesus Mosaic
Those of us who claim to be Christians are literally saying we are “little Christs.” We look to Jesus Christ as our savior and also our example in life, but where do we get our ideas about Jesus? Each week we will examine a different snapshot from His life so that by the end we can look back on a biblically inspired mosaic of our namesake: Jesus Christ.
Our Connections Classes offer an additional opportunity to hear biblically driven teaching that is necessary to develop a God-centered approach to life. The format provides an opportunity for extended teaching and the casual environment encourages questions and interaction.
Lost in the Middle
9:00 a.m., Room 205
Teachers: Keith Simon & CeeJaye Pecorak
Once a person hits mid-life (ranging from their mid thirties to their mid fifties), they often ask new questions and face new challenges that if ignored can cause serious relational and spiritual damage. In this discussion-oriented class we’ll look at the specific issues that people face in this season of life. The class will be based on a book entitled Lost in the Middle: MidLife and the Grace of God by Paul Tripp, one of The Crossing’s favorite authors. You can purchase the book at our Bookstore or at the first class.
The Psalms
10:30 a.m., Room 204
Teachers: Nathan Tiemeyer & Shay Roush
Reflecting the entire range of human experience, the Book of Psalms is invaluable in shaping our understanding and worship of God. Perhaps that’s why these songs and prayers have spoken so powerfully to God’s people for thousands of years. By taking a closer look at several individual psalms, this class will help encourage and equip you with the grace found in their verses.
Vintage Jesus
10:30 a.m., Room 205, Young Professionals Class
Teacher: Shawn Bender & Matt Bear
Two thousand years ago Jesus asked Peter, “Who do you say that I am?” Today, he’s asking each of us to answer that very same question. This fall the YP class will watch a video series by Mark Driscoll, author and pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, as he helps us search the scriptures to learn more about who Jesus really is and what that means for our lives.