Supported Ministries / Missionaries

After-school Good News Clubs are Bible classes Children may attend once a week after school hours. This action packed club includes songs (worship), Scripture memory, a mission story, review games and other activities focused on the Bible lesson's theme.

CrossRoads Community Church together with Child Evangelism Fellowship and Simpsonville Elementary work together to supplement the children's education with Biblical principles and sound Bible teaching. We help the children grow spiritually which has a positive impact on their personal & home life, school performance and decision-making skills. The club curriculum and design is provided by CEF and CrossRoads provides the funding and volunteer staff for the club.

Our club year starts in September and ends in March. We meet weekly, on Tuesdays, from 2:00pm -4:00pm during the club year. For more information or interested in joining our volunteer team, please contact Mark Joseph. More information on Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) is also available here.

The Boxes of Love outreach gives churches and agencies a way to connect with families, and to establish meaningful relationships with other churches and agencies as well.  They focus on serving Thanksgiving dinners to those who cannot afford to have one otherwise.  For more info, email Dustin Hughes.

Narcotics Anonymous meets Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12 to 1 pm at CrossRoads Community Church.  For more info, email Dustin Hughes.

Wayfarer Ministries (wayfarer.tv) provides resources that God can use to see spiritual formation in the lives of people, through speaking and writing. Led by David Rhodes, this ministry has made a huge impact on the lives of students and young adults all across the country.

A ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ (ccci.org), Executive Ministries (execmin.org) is an interdenominational ministry begun in the early 1960's, committed to helping to fulfill the Great Commission by reaching out to the executive, professional, and leadership community. Paul and Sue Johnson, members of CrossRoads for several years, are staff members of Executive Ministries.

 

Piedmont Women’s Center is a non-profit medical clinic dedicated to helping women and men who are facing an unplanned pregnancy. On average, Piedmont Women’s Center sees roughly 3,000 clients per year helping them with free services such as pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and counseling.

Crossroads Community Church has a commitment to Piedmont Women’s Center to sow into them financially as a church and also support them with volunteers and service to them.

Here is how you can get involved with Piedmont Women’s Center:

• Participate in one of the 2 Volunteer Appreciation Events we do per year.
  Twice a year, we host the volunteers of Piedmont Women’s Center for a volunteer appreciation event. We set up the facility, arrange the plans, and cater to them for the afternoon. Typical volunteers needed for this event are hard working, hospitable individuals and prayer servants. The two events are as follows:
  • June-Volunteer Appreciation Picnic
  • December-Volunteer Appreciation Christmas Party
• Sow into them financially.
  Designate an additional offering above your normal tithe to Piedmont Women’s Center and we will gladly pass it along.
• Become a licensed peer counselor with Piedmont Women’s Center.
  If you feel compelled to talk to men and women about the truth about abortion, pregnancy questions, or sharing the good news of Christ, then you should consider becoming a licensed peer counselor. This entails a 20 hour training class administered by Piedmont Women’s Center held 3 times a year.
• Pray
  The power of prayer is the best resource Piedmont Women’s Center has. Pray that men and women come to know Christ and pray that they chose life.

There are a number of other ways you can get involved. Donate your time to paint a room. Buy some diapers for a new parent. If you would like to get involved or get more information on anything you have read, please email Robbie Randolph at rrwrandolph@gmail.com.

Piedmont Women's Center Volunteer Appreciation Picnic
On Saturday, June 18th CRCC will be hosting the Piedmont Women's Center Volunteer Appreciation Picnic! PWC is a ministry that we at CRCC support. Go to crccsc.org/newoutreach to learn more. We are doing a movie matinee in the Next Generation Auditorium at Crossroads. We will be showing "Set Free", an abortion recovery movie that Piedmont Women's Center wrote and produced. We will be serving hot dogs, popcorn, beans, slaw, cake and drinks. We will need volunteers from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please email Robbie Randolph at rrwrandolph@gmail.com if you are interested in volunteering.

 

**If you would like more info about any of these local ministries, please email Dustin Hughes.**

 

Craig and Lisa Branch are missionaries through YWAM. (ywam.org)

Ken and Kris Fitch minister through music, arts and drama to the children of Brazil. (osfhack.org)

 

**If you would like more info about any of these global ministries, please email Chad Norris.**