CHILDREN
CrossRoads Kids exists to reach children with the life-giving message of Jesus Christ.
We want Children to feel…
SEEN
We see kids where they are and we are ready to meet them there.
SAFE
We believe that safety is of the highest priority for our kids. We will diligently cover our space with prayer and follow every procedure in place to ensure their safety in every way.
SIGNIFICANT
We worship with passion, we teach our kids the word of God, and we depend on the Holy Spirit’s presence and power because kids are a real and significant part of the church right now.
We take the security of our children very seriously and ask that parents/guardians check in their children at the Children’s Check-In. Children will ONLY be released to an adult with the matching security tag. If you’re new to CrossRoads Kids, please use the form to the right to expedite the check-in process. Please make sure the information is up to date including children’s birthdate.
Welcome to The Haven
Here at CrossRoads, we want EVERY child to be seen, safe, and significant and to hear the life-giving message of Jesus. Too often, children with special needs are overlooked our left out. The Haven is place for those children to experience the love and life of Jesus, hear the gospel, and be a part of community.
Those who serve and lead in The Haven are well trained and equipped to help special needs children be a part of the church without over stimulating them. The Haven is a space specifically designed with these children in mind and our desire is for them to be comfortable here allowing their parents to grow in their own faith journey.
The Haven is available every Sunday during the 9:00 service. Visit The Haven Frequently Asked Questions page for more information.
In Luke 14, Jesus told a parable about a banquet. “It is better to invite those who never get an invitation. If you invite the poor to your banquet, along with the outcast, the handicapped, and the blind-those who could never repay you the favor, then you will experience a great blessing in this life, and at the resurrection of the godly you will receive a full reward.” Luke 14:13-14 TPT
In the general population 20% of people have disability. Churches reflect that same number but oftentimes families with a special needs child do not attend church because that child’s needs aren’t being met in children’s ministry. Our desire is to change that.
Looking for information for teenagers with special needs? We’d love to connect with you. Please reach out to Eric at Eric@CrossRoadsMB.org.