Megan Barna
Small Groups Admin Assistant
919-981-0222 x172
We weren't created to do life alone. Throughout God's word and His creation, we see His love for community. And at Crossroads we desire for you to experience God through life-giving relationships.
Our small groups consist of three or more people who gather in a home, workplace, restaurant, church or online — anywhere a group can gather. These groups engage in encouraging activities that help the members connect, grow, serve, pray and give together.
Small groups come in all shapes and sizes — singles, married couples, students, men, women — the list goes on. No matter where you are in life, there is a group for you, here are some examples:
Home Groups – meet at a home, apartment, or local places to study the Word of God together, fellowship, serve, and grow community. Home groups are typically composed of 6 to 12 people.
Online Groups – meet virtually via Zoom, WebEx, Google Meets, etc. Online Groups allow people to meet remotely rather than in person.
Passion Groups - are comprised of people with a similar passion or topic of interest. That passion could be related to fitness, a sport, a hobby, and more. Groups will get together to discuss and actively enjoy their passion in community with other believers. For more on passion groups, click HERE.
Serve Groups – are comprised of a few people that meet together to serve in our church, community, or overseas.
Table Groups – meet together in one of our discipleship venues. Such groups meet during Sunday Morning Connect classes or Wednesday Night Life.
Megan Barna
Small Group Admin Assistant
919-981-0222 x172
Churchwide Alpha Training
Millbrook Campus, June 6
Rm 751 | 12:30-2:30pm
Wake Forest Campus, August 15
Rm 205 | 12:30-2:30pm
This is a churchwide event for those who have interest in learning about Alpha Courses and starting Alpha Groups. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Register yourself and for your childcare needs below as spots are limited.
We weren't created to do life alone. And at Crossroads we desire for you to experience God through life-giving relationships. Our small groups consist of three or more people who gather in a home, workplace, restaurant, online - anywhere a group can gather.
The best way to experience a small group is to start one of your own. It's simple! Just grab 2 or 3 friends, find a place to meet and you're good to go!
Starting Your Own Group is as Simple as 1-2-3:
Schedule your Group Leader Training by emailing Daniel Messina.
Welcome Leader! Our hope is that these resources provide you and your group with the encouragement and training you'll need to grow deeper relationally and spiritually.
Megan Barna
Small Groups Admin Assistant
919-981-0222 x172
What is Alpha?
We believe that everyone should have the chance to explore faith, ask questions and share their point of view. Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question around faith and is designed to create conversation.
Alpha is run all around the globe, and everyone is welcome. It runs online, in cafés, churches, universities, homes -- you name it. No two Alphas look the same, but generally they have three key things in common: Hospitality, a Talk and Good Conversation.
We are developing a community of Small groups with the goal of launching a Campus in the Knightdale area! We are excited to see what God has for the Knightdale Community and how Crossroads Fellowship can be used to transform this community for Christ. To hear the heart behind our Knightdale Campus, watch this video message from our Senior Pastor, Andy George.
If you would like more information about this community, please take a minute to fill out this form.
For more information on international and domestic missions trips, check out crossroads.org/trips.
Our missions class series is available online for you to complete with a group or on your own. Learn why Crossroads does missions at MomentumYes.com. For more information and personalized missions coaching, contact our Global Missions Coordinator, John Frye.
