Crossroads Church Crossroads Church

We are a multi-generational, multi-ethnic church family with a combined history of over 95 years! ... We are young, old, married, single, divorced, rich, and poor. We have three physical locations: Crossroads Community Center in Northglenn (our original church established in 1961), Crossroads Church in Thornton (established in 2007) and one in Ft. Lupton (merged in 2012 with First Baptist Church (est. 1921). Colorado is one of the least churched states in the nation, so with Gods direction, we are working hard to reach those who are far from God with the good news of Jesus love for them, and bring them into the fold as disciples of Jesus. Our foundation is the Bible, our leader is Jesus, and our purpose is to serve people toward and connect people with Him. Serving is at the core of who we are, because serving creates receptivity, inspires community, and reinforces identity. As we serve people, hearts become receptive to the Gospel, community is inspired among us, and we identify with the servant heart of Jesus. We gather together every week to celebrate and refocus our hearts and minds on God. We dont dress to impress or attempt to entertain. We worship Jesus as authentically as we know how. We pray, sing, read the Bible, give, and serve others inside and outside of the church building in order to bring the good news of Jesus Kingdom to anyone who will listen. We gather in smaller Community Groups throughout the week so that we can have authentic connection with like-minded people as we grow in faith and navigate the trials and triumphs of this life. Thats who we are. The Scriptures of the Old and the New testaments are inspired and the inerrant Word of God in original writings, as Gods complete revelation of His will for salvation. We believe they are the final authority in all matters to which they speak. 2 Timothy 3:16-17 The Trinity is one God eternally existing in three persons. Father, Son and Holy Spirit. These three are equal in divine perfection and perform distinct but harmonious roles. Matthew ...