College

The College Ministry exists to empower a new generation to actively live as the church, with a heart for making disciples in their communities and on their campuses. We strive to be a place where 18- to 24-year-olds can belong and become who God has called them to be.

Event Alert!

College Ministry Connection Night

Wednesday, May 20

There’s nothing more important in a new season of life than friendships that keep you grounded—and point you towards Christ.

As a new chapter approaches for high school seniors, our College Ministry is excited to welcome and support them! At CCM, students will find a Christ-centered community where everyone—no matter where they're at in their journey towards Jesus—can belong and become who Christ called them to be.

On May 20, our College Ministry will welcome their soon-to-be-freshman peers for a night of fellowship, food, and fun at the Millbrook Campus! Join us in Rm 211 from 6:30-9pm to meet and become part of a new community that will walk alongside you like no one else.

So we can make sure we have food for you, sign up using the button below!
Register Here

Get Involved

...on Wednesday nights
At Crossroads, we desire to create real opportunities for you to connect with your fellow college-aged students. And we’ve found that meaningful connection often happens best when the focus stays on people and relationships.

Our college students meet on Wednesday nights for worship, teaching, and co-ed small groups where you can ask questions, be yourself, and build genuine friendships.

Join us in Rm 211 at the Millbrook Campus from 6:30 to 8:30pm for authentic spiritual conversations and the kind of close-knit community that will get you through these college years!
...on Sunday mornings
Crossroads is a multicultural and multigenerational church that’s committed to serving our diverse community. So, we want to encourage you to attend, serve, and embrace your place in our church family!

No matter your campus or service hour, we encourage you to find your next step by serving on teams like:
  • Connections: Connect with Roberta O'Connor at the Millbrook Campus or Jennifer Kicklighter at the Wake Forest Campus to be one of the friendly faces welcoming others into our services.
  • Kids Ministry: Connect with Kathryn Putnam at the Millbrook Campus or Sarah Clark at the Wake Forest Campus to lend a hand in our children's classes.
  • Students Ministry: Connect with Mark Stroupe at the Millbrook Campus or Ryan Siegers at the Wake Forest Campus to model what living for Christ looks like in the next stage of life.
...through internships
At Crossroads Fellowship, internships are designed to help you grow both personally and professionally. Our interns gain practical experience in ministry leadership, organization, communication, and creative work—all while being on mission for Christ.

Through our hands-on roles, you’ll learn how a church operates, develop strong interpersonal skills, and take part in shaping our diverse, welcoming community. Along the way, you’ll build a strong network of mentors and peers who will support your faith journey and your future career goals—both at Crossroads and beyond.

We offer internships to college students for class credit. Go HERE to view available roles in a range of departments—from front-facing ministry to behind-the-scenes creative support!

College small groups

are groups focused on creating intentional and consistent communities that will encourage and challenge you to be a fully devoted follower of Jesus.

Curious about how small groups work—and how you fit in?

Use the button below to get in touch with our Next Gen Pastor and ask your questions!
Contact Mark Stroupe

Resources

We know that college is a season of life that introduces so many changes—and whether you're the one entering it or not, finding a sense of direction can be tough!

We don't want to leave you to navigate the waves alone. Use the dropdowns to find articles and advice relevant to you—and follow up with Next Gen Pastor Mark Stroupe if you have any questions.
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