HIGH SCHOOL

Exploring the Bible: Sundays, Jan. 24-May 9, 8:20 a.m.–9:30 a.m., Room 320 (Student Center) Contact: James Bachman or Brooke Bassett

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Sunday Connections Class: 8:20 a.m.–9:15 a.m., Check-in at the Student Center Welcome Table Contact: Anna West or Caleb Grimm  

Led by Shay and Lynn Roush Have lies been told about you? Have you been the victim of abuse? Has someone betrayed your confidence? We’ve all been wronged in life and it’s only natural to be angry and cry out for justice. But what if justice isn’t possible this side of heaven? What if the damage can’t be undone? We must decide if we are going to hold on to our anger and build a prison of bitterness and pain, or if we are going to forgive. This 8-week video class, taught by Erwin Lutzer, will unpack a biblical view of forgiveness and the steps we will need to take to be free from bitterness even when we’ve been wronged. No registration required for in-person class. Join us both online and in-person in room 320.  

Online Registration Starting Sundays, Jan. 17, 9:45 a.m.

Sign Up for Online Option

 

Agape Grow is a group for individuals with and without disabilities to learn about the Bible and grow to love Jesus more. Agape Grow includes a weekly Sunday morning class and fun monthly events. This group is geared towards teens, young adults, and adults. Please contact Amanda Redinger to discuss further details before attending.

If anything, living in a COVID world has made it even more important to find opportunities to connect with others and grow in our faith. That’s all the more reason to consider joining a Crossing 20s small group. If you’re in your 20s, join us to talk about how you can be a part of a regular group that allows you to develop meaningful friendships as you learn together from Bible. Note: you’ll need to attend this meeting to join a small group this semester. Dinner and childcare provided. Meeting in room 320 at The Crossing Student Center.   

Who is the antichrist? How will the world end? Many people find the book of Revelation intimidating, or just plain confusing. And yet the central message of the final book is both clear and simple. Like the first readers of Revelation, we are faced with the threat and seductions of the world around us. God wants to show us that, despite everything that is wrong with the world and in our churches, he remains in control. And when we see history, our present, and our future from heaven's perspective, it will encourage us to trust God and remain faithful to the end. Join Shay Roush and Greg Early as they lead this in person class on either Monday nights or Friday mornings. Sign up using the links below. This class is free.

If you’re a college student in Columbia, we’d love to have you come check out Veritas. We know this school year looks different than most, but whether you are brand new to Columbia or have been around for a while, we’d love to connect with you Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. here at The Crossing. If you need help getting to the church text "RIDE" to 65201 to get connected with a ride to Veritas! Click here to view our text messaging terms and conditions.

Separation and divorce are among the most painful and stressful experiences anyone can face. It's a confusing time when you feel isolated and have lots of questions. The DivorceCare group will help you face these challenges using a Christ-centered approach to rebuild your life. Childcare is provided for infants through 5th grade, if you register your children. Pizza is provided, as well. Cost is $30, but scholarships are available.

The Crossing is once again offering GriefShare, a Christ-centered support class for those who have lost a loved one to death. The class, led by people who understand what you are going though, will provide information and resources to help you heal from what is one of life's most painful experiences. Childcare is provided for infants through 5th grade, if you register your children. Pizza is provided as well. Cost: $30 per person/$40 per couple (Scholarships available upon request.)

4th graders are invited to participate in small groups Wednesdays from 6-7:30pm. Each week kids will eat pizza together, have a short bible study, and participate in engaging activities. All kids, even those who have already been assigned to a small group need to register in advance. Masks will be required for kids age 10 and older. Even if you plan to register for an adult class on Wednesday nights, please sign your child up for the 4th Grade Small Group. We will provide childcare for your 4th grader until 8 p.m. when your class finishes.

5th graders are invited to participate in small groups Wednesdays from 6-7:30pm. Each week kids will eat pizza together, have a short bible study, and participate in engaging activities. All kids, even those who have already been assigned to a small group need to register in advance. Masks will be required for kids age 10 and older. Even if you plan to register for an adult class on Wednesday nights, please sign your child up for the 5th Grade Small Group. We will provide childcare for your 5th grader until 8 p.m. when your class finishes.

At Think Tank we foster small group friendships, study the Bible, and play games together. Students will be plugged in with a leader and peers of their own age. Pizza is provided. Bring your own Bible, pen & notebook. No registration required. Contact Anna West or Caleb Grimm to get your student plugged into a small group.

The Single Moms group seeks to foster authentic relationships within a community of single mothers, meeting weekly to support women as they work to raise their children and go deeper in their faith with Christ. Dinner and childcare provided weekly, but registration is required for attendance.

Who is the antichrist? How will the world end? Many people find the book of Revelation intimidating, or just plain confusing. And yet the central message of the final book is both clear and simple. Like the first readers of Revelation, we are faced with the threat and seductions of the world around us. God wants to show us that, despite everything that is wrong with the world and in our churches, he remains in control. And when we see history, our present, and our future from heaven's perspective, it will encourage us to trust God and remain faithful to the end. Join Shay Roush and Greg Early as they lead this in person class on either Monday nights or Friday mornings. Sign up using the links below. This class is free.

It’s been a long winter, but Late Night is coming up as the first Crossing Middle School event of the year. All 6th-8th graders are invited to join us! It will look different this year as small groups will meet in a home of one of the small group families and watch a live stream video filled with skits, worship, a talk, games and a raffle, all followed by quality small group time! Dinner will be provided along with a t-shirt and dessert. Cost: $15

HIGH SCHOOL

Exploring the Bible: Sundays, Jan. 24-May 9, 8:20 a.m.–9:30 a.m., Room 320 (Student Center) Contact: James Bachman or Brooke Bassett

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Sunday Connections Class: 8:20 a.m.–9:15 a.m., Check-in at the Student Center Welcome Table Contact: Anna West or Caleb Grimm  

Led by Shay and Lynn Roush Have lies been told about you? Have you been the victim of abuse? Has someone betrayed your confidence? We’ve all been wronged in life and it’s only natural to be angry and cry out for justice. But what if justice isn’t possible this side of heaven? What if the damage can’t be undone? We must decide if we are going to hold on to our anger and build a prison of bitterness and pain, or if we are going to forgive. This 8-week video class, taught by Erwin Lutzer, will unpack a biblical view of forgiveness and the steps we will need to take to be free from bitterness even when we’ve been wronged. No registration required for in-person class. Join us both online and in-person in room 320.  

Online Registration Starting Sundays, Jan. 17, 9:45 a.m.

Sign Up for Online Option

 

Agape Grow is a group for individuals with and without disabilities to learn about the Bible and grow to love Jesus more. Agape Grow includes a weekly Sunday morning class and fun monthly events. This group is geared towards teens, young adults, and adults. Please contact Amanda Redinger to discuss further details before attending.

All 9th through 12th graders in the 573 area are invited to gather for a weekly time of hanging out, worship, and small group time with their leaders every Sunday night. We're excited to have a weekly touchpoint for students to worship and study God's Word together. If your student is new, this is a great time to jump into a small group. Bring your own Bible, pen & notebook. Dinner is provided at no cost. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact James or Brooke.

Who is the antichrist? How will the world end? Many people find the book of Revelation intimidating, or just plain confusing. And yet the central message of the final book is both clear and simple. Like the first readers of Revelation, we are faced with the threat and seductions of the world around us. God wants to show us that, despite everything that is wrong with the world and in our churches, he remains in control. And when we see history, our present, and our future from heaven's perspective, it will encourage us to trust God and remain faithful to the end. Join Shay Roush and Greg Early as they lead this in person class on either Monday nights or Friday mornings. Sign up using the links below. This class is free.

If you’re a college student in Columbia, we’d love to have you come check out Veritas. We know this school year looks different than most, but whether you are brand new to Columbia or have been around for a while, we’d love to connect with you Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. here at The Crossing. If you need help getting to the church text "RIDE" to 65201 to get connected with a ride to Veritas! Click here to view our text messaging terms and conditions.

The Discovery Class is designed for you to learn the core values and convictions of the Crossing. It will include 6 video sessions, taught by pastors, on topics like "What We Believe About the Bible", "Understanding God's Sovereignty" and "Living Life in the Kingdom". This is a great class to take if you are new to The Crossing or if you have been around for years. It is also a requirement for membership and upon completion of the class, you will have the opportunity to meet with a pastor and complete your membership.

Separation and divorce are among the most painful and stressful experiences anyone can face. It's a confusing time when you feel isolated and have lots of questions. The DivorceCare group will help you face these challenges using a Christ-centered approach to rebuild your life. Childcare is provided for infants through 5th grade, if you register your children. Pizza is provided, as well. Cost is $30, but scholarships are available.

The Crossing is once again offering GriefShare, a Christ-centered support class for those who have lost a loved one to death. The class, led by people who understand what you are going though, will provide information and resources to help you heal from what is one of life's most painful experiences. Childcare is provided for infants through 5th grade, if you register your children. Pizza is provided as well. Cost: $30 per person/$40 per couple (Scholarships available upon request.)

4th graders are invited to participate in small groups Wednesdays from 6-7:30pm. Each week kids will eat pizza together, have a short bible study, and participate in engaging activities. All kids, even those who have already been assigned to a small group need to register in advance. Masks will be required for kids age 10 and older. Even if you plan to register for an adult class on Wednesday nights, please sign your child up for the 4th Grade Small Group. We will provide childcare for your 4th grader until 8 p.m. when your class finishes.

5th graders are invited to participate in small groups Wednesdays from 6-7:30pm. Each week kids will eat pizza together, have a short bible study, and participate in engaging activities. All kids, even those who have already been assigned to a small group need to register in advance. Masks will be required for kids age 10 and older. Even if you plan to register for an adult class on Wednesday nights, please sign your child up for the 5th Grade Small Group. We will provide childcare for your 5th grader until 8 p.m. when your class finishes.

At Think Tank we foster small group friendships, study the Bible, and play games together. Students will be plugged in with a leader and peers of their own age. Pizza is provided. Bring your own Bible, pen & notebook. No registration required. Contact Anna West or Caleb Grimm to get your student plugged into a small group.