19 Churches | 343 Campers $4,593.17 for Haiti Missions Offering Many times the games or activities children participate in, especially in a camp ministry, can seem insignificant and like wastes of time when real ministry is to be done. But…

“Can anyone relate Bazooka Ball back to the Gospel?” “We are like the markers. If the markers are not connected to the CO2 they cannot shoot the balls; they are ineffective. In the same way, if we are not connected…

29 Churches | 565 Campers 36 Salvations | 47 Calls to Ministry $5, 760.40 for Haiti Missions Offering This week’s story is about the importance of Checkpoint. A time set aside for church’s to meet together and discuss their weeks,…

Every day at Crossings we get started with Morning Celebration, a time of high-level excitement where the tone is set for the rest of the day. Every day we have POI’s where students take part in activities such as ziplining,…

9 Churches | 165 Campers 8 Calls to ministry | 5 Salvations $2,362.89 for Haiti Missions Offering This year has been a very tough year for many of the students in Marshall County Kentucky. In the midst of such a…

“We look forward to camp all year long, and hype it up every single week in church, so expectations are high.” – Steven Huffine, seven-year camper, two-year staffer and current camp nurse. This is the mindset of students and churches…

Love God. Love people. Be a servant. These three phrases form the staff triangle at Crossings. If you have been to Crossings camps, you likely have seen staffers making a triangle with their two thumbs and index fingers. It is…

By Scott Ardavanis The DNA of my early years of ministry was Ephesians 4:11–16. It became part of me. The goals for turning men into ministers • To promote a biblical theology of equipping the saints for the glory of…

By Jeanie Tate Looking for Comfort Have you ever been tempted to go back to what’s comfortable? I love my comforts, my routine, my security. After Jesus died and rose again the disciples were not sure what to do with themselves. Jesus had…

by Dillon Walls Every year at Thanksgiving, my family goes to my in-laws for dinner. We take part in the tradition of talking about the things for which we are thankful. Some years we all have to say something, other…