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Jesus' Prayer (Pt. 5)
Sunday, Sep 6, 2026
Series: EVERYDAY
Did you know that Jesus prayed for you? It happens in John 17 and this week we’ll look at it as we wrap up our series, Everyday.
Join us as we celebrate 65 years of God's faithfulness to Crossroads Church! We'll have just one shaded service outside starting at 10am and afterwards a PARTY - enjoy lunch, treats, bouncy castles, games and more.
FAQS
How many services will we have? Just one, all together at 10am
Where will the service be? In the South Western most parking lot (bottom lots)
Will I be sitting in the sun? No, we have rented a giant white shade tent, like a large outdoor wedding. It will cover the entirety of the south west parking lot.
Do I need to bring my chair? Nope! we have you covered! We will have seats available for you and any one you bring with you!
How long will the service be? Just about 1 hour
Where will I park? We are reserving a portion of the bottom parking lot for handicap accessibility. You can park in the remaining lower lot spaces, in the upper office lot as well as any of our overflow lots. If you have a vehicle that can park well in a dirt lot, we ask that you help us by parking there. You. may also consider carpooling or riding your bike to church that day.
Tell me more about lunch: Crossroads is providing a family picnic, we will have fried chicken and some fixins. We will also have some gluten free meals upon request. These are free and available to all who attend.
Where will I eat my lunch? While you are in line grabbing your food or picking up your kids, we have a team of people who are will be turning our sitting space into a dining space. We will have place where you can eat under the tent, along the grass and up by the kids play areas.
How can I help?
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