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NEW ORLEANS GO TO AN INFO SESSION Unsure if this is for you? Come to an Info Session. There’s no commitment required.
WE ARE COMMITTED TO:
Doing Life Together We aren’t interested in being a place where a lot of people get together for an inspiring service but never move beyond the casual, arm’s distance relationships of an auditorium. We want to grow by really “doing life together.” People who grow in their relationship with God also grow in their friendships with each other, moving beyond the Auditorium in small groups, Community Groups and through serving. Real community is knowing and being known, loving and being loved, celebrating and being celebrated, serving and being served. (From Hebrews 10:24-25 in the Bible)
Have a friend who might want to GO? GO New Orleans is open to anyone, regardless of whether they attend Crossroads or not.
The Seven Hills We Die On are applications of biblical truth expressed through the unique personality of Crossroads. Check out the Info Center to read the rest of ‘em.
do your own AT CROSSROADS OAKLEY Sunday, January 25, 1-2pm Sunday, February 1, 1:30-2:30pm Tuesday, February 3, 7-8pm Sunday, February 8, 1-2pm Wednesday, February 18, 7-8pm Oakley Info Sessions will take place in the Chapel. Childcare is not provided.
AT CROSSROADS MASON Sunday, February 8, 11:45am-12:45pm Mason Info Session will take place in the Mason Middle School Auditorium. Childcare is not provided.
More info at crossroads.net/goneworleans. LOCATIONS, SERVICE TIMES AND DIRECTIONS AT CROSSROADS.NET.
THING Crossroads Student Movement Are you on Facebook? Do you like to text? Do you know what “brb” means? These are just a few ways we communicate in CSM, the place where teens go. If u r intrstd n bldg n2 tnagrs as we xprimnt 2 chng r wrld thru gods luv, contact Paul at [email protected]. CSM Oakley 10am (jr high) & 11:45am (sr high) CSM Mason 10:30am (jr & sr high)
CSM
24-25 The Program
I really was going to strip down (to black and white printing) this week, but the Super Bowl sponsors threatened to pull their ads.
your kids will
in the
KNOW
WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND CROSSROADS
LOVE this
current message series There are books in the Bible that are so routinely ignored that they have become “lost.” They’re not always the easiest to understand, and as a result they’re often overlooked or forgotten. But these books of the Bible also contain lost truths about who God is, what He values and what that means for how we should live our lives. Join us in January as we begin our trek through the “Lost Books.”
today We're talking about the book of Malachi and what it has to say about honoring God.
SUPER BOWL SERVICES
LAST WEDNESDAY
Join us at Crossroads Oakley for the seventh annual Super Bowl of Preaching. Services will be Saturday, January 31 at 4:30, 6:15 and 8pm and Sunday, February 1 at 8:30 and 10:15am and 12pm. There will be no weekend services at Mason. If you’d like to serve, sign up at crossroads.net/engage (click on Super Bowl).
It’s this year’s first Last Wednesday. (Got that?) Join us on Wednesday, January 28, for an evening of worship and communion in the Auditorium at Crossroads Oakley. Childcare’s provided.
LEAD GO CINCINNATI Love to get your hands dirty? Love your city? On May 16, we’ll do 200 service projects all over town. We need leaders with good organization skills, big hearts and ready hands. Learn more and sign up at crossroads.net/gocincinnati.
SERVE ON WEEKDAYS
time here e?
OR SECOND, OR THIRD, OR TENTH...
Free Stuff We love to give things away—in fact, we don’t ever want to sell things around here. So go ahead, take a CD (or take a few, if you’d like). Grab a cup of coffee. Have a Bible. It’s all free, so please help yourself to anything. (Except maybe the furniture. Please don’t take the furniture.)
Serve behind-the-scenes in Kids’ Club at Crossroads Oakley. There’s even childcare provided on Thursday and Friday mornings. To sign up, contact Whitney Fritsch at [email protected].
OPEN COMMUNITY GROUPS Meet Wednesday nights from 7-8:30pm at Crossroads Oakley. Open groups meet every week and are open to everyone. For more information on all the groups that are offered, visit crossroads.net/cgroups.
INVESTMENTS 101 Seminar from the Dollars and Sense team about investing savings and retirement. Tuesday, February 17, 6:30-8:30pm at Crossroads Oakley. To register, call 513.731.7400 x584 or e-mail [email protected].
REEL TO REAL Friday, February 6 at 7pm in the Auditorium at Crossroads Oakley. Watch the movie “Young at Heart” and discuss its spiritual and philosophical messages. Free popcorn and soda. Only 18 and over, please.
PRAYER Available after each service in your Auditorium seat. Tuesday morning prayer at 7am in the CSM room at Crossroads Oakley. For prayer requests, go to www.crossroads.net, click “contact us” then select “prayer request” at the bottom of the page. All requests are held in strict confidence. For more info on things happening around Crossroads, visit www.crossroads.net.
Shaving cream, pipe cleaners, the movie Happy Feet and sugar cookies. What do you think of first? Jesus? Of course! Kids’ Club used all of them to create experiences that help kids learn what the Bible says about life, Jesus and friends. If you’re curious how we’d use Happy Feet to teach about Jesus, come and check out Kids’ Club for yourself. Infants through sixth grade are welcome at every service.
If you’ve got questions about Kids’ Club or you’d like to spend time hanging out with some great kids, contact Kim Botto in Oakley at [email protected] or Beth Peery in Mason at [email protected].
Sign up to volunteer at crossroads.net/engage (click on Super Bowl).
meet
BETSY Betsy Singh is a large and small group leader for Area 56, where 5th and 6th graders hang out while their parents/guardians are in service. What is the best part about serving in Area 56? I love listening to the awesome bands and dancing with the 5th and 6th grade girls! Have you learned anything from serving? These kids are extremely insightful and thoughtful about their beliefs. What’s the funniest thing you’ve heard from the kids? Some of the students have said prayers that would beat any senior pastor in a prayer-off. What led you to serve? I wanted to stay young and keep learning. If you’ve got questions about Kids’ Club or you’d like to spend time hanging out with some great kids, contact Kim Botto in Oakley at [email protected] or Beth Peery in Mason at [email protected].
notes
01
we die on
NEW ORLEANS GO TO AN INFO SESSION Unsure if this is for you? Come to an Info Session. There’s no commitment required.
WE ARE COMMITTED TO:
Doing Life Together We aren’t interested in being a place where a lot of people get together for an inspiring service but never move beyond the casual, arm’s distance relationships of an auditorium. We want to grow by really “doing life together.” People who grow in their relationship with God also grow in their friendships with each other, moving beyond the Auditorium in small groups, Community Groups and through serving. Real community is knowing and being known, loving and being loved, celebrating and being celebrated, serving and being served. (From Hebrews 10:24-25 in the Bible)
Have a friend who might want to GO? GO New Orleans is open to anyone, regardless of whether they attend Crossroads or not.
The Seven Hills We Die On are applications of biblical truth expressed through the unique personality of Crossroads. Check out the Info Center to read the rest of ‘em.
do your own AT CROSSROADS OAKLEY Sunday, January 25, 1-2pm Sunday, February 1, 1:30-2:30pm Tuesday, February 3, 7-8pm Sunday, February 8, 1-2pm Wednesday, February 18, 7-8pm Oakley Info Sessions will take place in the Chapel. Childcare is not provided.
AT CROSSROADS MASON Sunday, February 8, 11:45am-12:45pm Mason Info Session will take place in the Mason Middle School Auditorium. Childcare is not provided.
More info at crossroads.net/goneworleans. LOCATIONS, SERVICE TIMES AND DIRECTIONS AT CROSSROADS.NET.
THING Crossroads Student Movement Are you on Facebook? Do you like to text? Do you know what “brb” means? These are just a few ways we communicate in CSM, the place where teens go. If u r intrstd n bldg n2 tnagrs as we xprimnt 2 chng r wrld thru gods luv, contact Paul at [email protected]. CSM Oakley 10am (jr high) & 11:45am (sr high) CSM Mason 10:30am (jr & sr high)
CSM
24-25 The Program
I really was going to strip down (to black and white printing) this week, but the Super Bowl sponsors threatened to pull their ads.
your kids will
in the
KNOW
WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND CROSSROADS
LOVE this
current message series There are books in the Bible that are so routinely ignored that they have become “lost.” They’re not always the easiest to understand, and as a result they’re often overlooked or forgotten. But these books of the Bible also contain lost truths about who God is, what He values and what that means for how we should live our lives. Join us in January as we begin our trek through the “Lost Books.”
today We're talking about the book of Malachi and what it has to say about honoring God.
SUPER BOWL SERVICES
LAST WEDNESDAY
Join us at Crossroads Oakley for the seventh annual Super Bowl of Preaching. Services will be Saturday, January 31 at 4:30, 6:15 and 8pm and Sunday, February 1 at 8:30 and 10:15am and 12pm. There will be no weekend services at Mason. If you’d like to serve, sign up at crossroads.net/engage (click on Super Bowl).
It’s this year’s first Last Wednesday. (Got that?) Join us on Wednesday, January 28, for an evening of worship and communion in the Auditorium at Crossroads Oakley. Childcare’s provided.
LEAD GO CINCINNATI Love to get your hands dirty? Love your city? On May 16, we’ll do 200 service projects all over town. We need leaders with good organization skills, big hearts and ready hands. Learn more and sign up at crossroads.net/gocincinnati.
SERVE ON WEEKDAYS
time here e?
OR SECOND, OR THIRD, OR TENTH...
Free Stuff We love to give things away—in fact, we don’t ever want to sell things around here. So go ahead, take a CD (or take a few, if you’d like). Grab a cup of coffee. Have a Bible. It’s all free, so please help yourself to anything. (Except maybe the furniture. Please don’t take the furniture.)
Serve behind-the-scenes in Kids’ Club at Crossroads Oakley. There’s even childcare provided on Thursday and Friday mornings. To sign up, contact Whitney Fritsch at [email protected].
OPEN COMMUNITY GROUPS Meet Wednesday nights from 7-8:30pm at Crossroads Oakley. Open groups meet every week and are open to everyone. For more information on all the groups that are offered, visit crossroads.net/cgroups.
INVESTMENTS 101 Seminar from the Dollars and Sense team about investing savings and retirement. Tuesday, February 17, 6:30-8:30pm at Crossroads Oakley. To register, call 513.731.7400 x584 or e-mail [email protected].
REEL TO REAL Friday, February 6 at 7pm in the Auditorium at Crossroads Oakley. Watch the movie “Young at Heart” and discuss its spiritual and philosophical messages. Free popcorn and soda. Only 18 and over, please.
PRAYER Available after each service in your Auditorium seat. Tuesday morning prayer at 7am in the CSM room at Crossroads Oakley. For prayer requests, go to www.crossroads.net, click “contact us” then select “prayer request” at the bottom of the page. All requests are held in strict confidence. For more info on things happening around Crossroads, visit www.crossroads.net.
Shaving cream, pipe cleaners, the movie Happy Feet and sugar cookies. What do you think of first? Jesus? Of course! Kids’ Club used all of them to create experiences that help kids learn what the Bible says about life, Jesus and friends. If you’re curious how we’d use Happy Feet to teach about Jesus, come and check out Kids’ Club for yourself. Infants through sixth grade are welcome at every service.
If you’ve got questions about Kids’ Club or you’d like to spend time hanging out with some great kids, contact Kim Botto in Oakley at [email protected] or Beth Peery in Mason at [email protected].
Sign up to volunteer at crossroads.net/engage (click on Super Bowl).
meet
BETSY Betsy Singh is a large and small group leader for Area 56, where 5th and 6th graders hang out while their parents/guardians are in service. What is the best part about serving in Area 56? I love listening to the awesome bands and dancing with the 5th and 6th grade girls! Have you learned anything from serving? These kids are extremely insightful and thoughtful about their beliefs. What’s the funniest thing you’ve heard from the kids? Some of the students have said prayers that would beat any senior pastor in a prayer-off. What led you to serve? I wanted to stay young and keep learning. If you’ve got questions about Kids’ Club or you’d like to spend time hanging out with some great kids, contact Kim Botto in Oakley at [email protected] or Beth Peery in Mason at [email protected].
