Welcome to Crossroads United Methodist Church

Beginning Ash Wednesday at 7:00pm  and then Sundays at 10:30am through Lent.

Have you ever misplaced your phone–which is on vibrate of course–and then asked someone to call it? We get really still and really quiet. Our ears perk up in all directions in order to be ready to hear that little buzz. It is a quieting down and high alert all at the same time. This Lent we will quiet things down and heighten our attention to the “still, small voice” of God and our own True Self. Listening through prayer as well as meditation on holy texts is an ancient Lenten practice. Come and rest, come and listen.

Past  sermons and message series can be found by visiting OUR BLOG. Audio recordings of some sermons can also be found there as well as on our FACEBOOK page.  

Our  Sunday worship service begins at 10:30AM and is a more traditional  style worship service featuring music from our chancel choir, our praise  band, or from guest musicians. We also include a children's moment,  after which our dedicated children and youth ministry servants lead  Junior Worship while adults are in worship. We hope you'll join us. 

Beginning Wednesday, February 21 from 6:00-7:00pm for 6 weeks

Join us on Wednesday evenings in Lent as Revs. Jay Anderson and Danny Dahl guide you on an adventure through the Gospel of John. John’s portrayal of Jesus is markedly different from that of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Many of the events recorded in John are not found in the others. John’s Gospel is largely set in and around Jerusalem, whereas the other Gospels, the synoptics, record Jesus’ ministry in the Galilee. Jesus even sounds different in John than how he sounds in the Synoptic Gospels. 

While John explores the questions of the identity and meaning of Jesus, we invite you to do the same. Our guide will be Rev. Adam Hamilton’s book, “John: The Gospel of Light and Life.” Using that book and brief video segments along with questions to guide our discussion, we will gather for one hour each Wednesday of Lent to listen, to learn, and to share our own reactions to what has been called a “spiritual gospel.”

The Gospel of John

The fourth and final of the Gospels, or "Good News" of Jesus Christ, John is considered unique among the evangelistic writings. Concerned less with the history of Jesus than with the meaning of Jesus. John's gospel is often referred to as a "spiritual" gospel that stands distinctly apart from Matthew, Mark, and Luke, the synoptic" (seen together) gospels. We'll spend 8 weeks studying John's Gospel using the Immersion Bible Study Guide that we've used for our ongoing study of the Bible.

We invite all who would like to come and be a part of this study to join us as we come alongside the sermon series on John's gospel that will mark the first half of 2018 at Crossroads.

Study guides are available now. There is no charge, but a suggested donation of $10 will cover the cost of the book.