We Believe
Our Mission
Why We Exist
We believe we are called to Love God and through that love we should be compelled to Love Others and while we are ministering to others help them become Disciples of Christ.
We Believe
Our Statement of Faith
Our faith is built on the unshakable truth of God’s Word. We believe in one God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and in salvation through Jesus Christ alone. We stand on the Bible as our ultimate authority, guiding how we live, love, and serve others.
OUR AFFILIATIONS
Who We Partner With
The Elmore Baptist Association
44 churches that fellowship together and work together to reach Elmore County. This church gives 1% of its undesignated funds to the association.
The Alabama Baptist State Convention
Over 3,240 churches that fellowship together with the goal of evangelizing our state.
The Southern Baptist Convention
42,000 churches with over 16 million members that cooperate together in missions. Through the SBC "Cooperative Program", Annie Armstrong and Lottie Moon Offerings, we help support over 5,000 home missionaries serving the United States, Canada, Guam and the Caribbean and over 5,000 missionaries in 153 countries around the world. Crossroads gives 10% of its undesignated funds to the SBC. Every Southern Baptist church is completely independent - "church autonomy." There is no denominational control or hierarchy, as there is in most other denominations.
Each church is self-governed and determines its own affairs. For example:
Every SBC church chooses its own pastor.
Every SBC church owns its own buildings and assets.
Every SBC church determines its own programs.
42,000 churches with over 16 million members that cooperate together in missions. Through the SBC "Cooperative Program", Annie Armstrong and Lottie Moon Offerings, we help support over 5,000 home missionaries serving the United States, Canada, Guam and the Caribbean and over 5,000 missionaries in 153 countries around the world. Crossroads gives 10% of its undesignated funds to the SBC. Every Southern Baptist church is completely independent - "church autonomy." There is no denominational control or hierarchy, as there is in most other denominations.
Each church is self-governed and determines its own affairs. For example:
Every SBC church chooses its own pastor.
Every SBC church owns its own buildings and assets.
Every SBC church determines its own programs.