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What type of clothes do people wear to church?
At CrossPointe, we want you to come as you are. Whether it's jeans and a T-shirt or slacks and a tie, we want you to be yourself when you walk through our doors. How long are your services?
Our services usually last between 60 and 75 minutes. What kind of music will there be?
We have a band that plays modern, engaging music. On stage you will see guitar, piano, percussion, and bass. Is there a children's program during the service?
During our Sunday morning services we encourage all kids ages 6 months through 5th grade to attend our KidVenture Children's Program. As you walk in, follow the easy to see KidVenture signs or ask one of our greeters about this program and they will lead you where you need to go. What's Next?
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Shan Wood Shan has been in ministry for over 25 years. He is a US Navy veteran who loves bacon, coffee, and hunting. Shan and his wife, Leslie, have three adult children. He teaches the Word in a conversational way that connects with the listener. Shan ministers with humor and preaches in such a way that people can understand and apply God’s Word to their everyday lives. Some of his hobbies include hiking, eating a good steak, and hanging out with his dog, Deacon. Shan@CrossPointeMA.org Vertical Divider
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John Mueth John oversees the Student and Worship ministries at CrossPointe. His passion is for people of all ages and seeing their lives changed by Jesus. John is also the primary communicator for ENGAGE (CrossPointe's Student Ministry). He and his wife, Christin, have three children. Some of John's favorite things include playing music, playing video games with his family and friends, and anything that has to do with Star Wars. May the force be with you. John@CrossPointeMA.org Vertical Divider
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Trey Faull Trey is the involvement and discipleship minister at CrossPointe… In other words, if you’re looking for ways to get connected - he’s your man! He enjoys all things Andy Griffith, is an avid coffee drinker, and loves spending time with his wife Bailey and his son Griffith. He was born and raised in Indiana, washed cattle in high school, and loves to listen to country music. More than anything else, Trey is most passionate about influencing people to live a sacrificial life devoted to Jesus. Trey@CrossPointeMA.org |
