We are committed to Transforming the Triangle and the World! This means using our gifts, abilities, and resources to help people connect to God.

Crossroads is committed to the Great Commission as commanded in Matthew 28:18-20. Jesus commands us to go to all people and make disciples. We are ever more aware of this as more and more people from around the world come to the Triangle area and our numerous local partners work with people from all over the world.

You can be a part of missions by going, prayer, financial contribution and by donating, shopping or volunteering at our Missions Thrift Store. Proceeds benefit our short-term teams.

Contact Missions Pastor John Frye IV for more information.

Missionary Visits: Email John Frye to set up a visit with your group, class or team.

Crossroads is committed to reaching the world with the love and good news of Jesus Christ.
We prayerfully and financially support missionaries around the globe and we partner with various global and local ministries who are uniquely positioned to reach people for Christ.

One of the ways you can be a part of local and global missions is by "adopting" a missionary who Crossroads supports. Pray and read through the bios of some of our missionaries by clicking on the photos below and choose one that God connects with your heart. Then consider committing to support them prayerfully and financially. Contact Missions Pastor John Frye IV for more information about our missionaries.

Pathway of HOPE is designed to help families break the cycle of crisis and poverty by overcoming unemployment, unstable housing, hunger and lack of education. This pathway was created to lead these families down a path toward increased economic and financial security, spiritual growth and ultimately self-sufficiency.  

Motivated families seeking assistance with basic needs are guided to move beyond crisis to a mentality of hope and genuine progress.  Through long term relationships, case managers help individuals and families access community resources, shape new behaviors and change unhealthy patterns developed over generations, address current needs, plan for the future, celebrate milestones and develop a proactive and responsible attitude towards achieving self-sufficiency.  Want to know more? Tap the button below to email Winston Dennis.

For anyone with a desire to help build homes for those in need in our area.
Home building project at a Habitat Wake building site. Contact Bob Falge for more information.

Join City Reach Pastor Doug Gamble as he provides training to better equip us to reach our community, our neighbors and the world.