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Wanted:
Real People Devoted To Following Jesus.

Our Team

Meaningful Work. People Loving What They Do.

Hannah Driskill

Hannah
Driskill

Strategy and Process Director
"The best part about being on staff is there is never a dull day. No matter your role, you can be sure you’re signing up for an adventure, and for the sobering mission of leading people closer to Jesus."
Victor Martinez

Victor
Martinez

Pastor, Crossroads en Español
"I love the people I get to work with. This team is full of talented, passionate folks who not only know their stuff but genuinely want to collaborate and help you succeed."
Mae Kingler

Mae
Kingler

Kids' Club Creative Director
"Working at Crossroads means being part of God making a way every day."
Kyle Ranson

Kyle
Ranson

Lead Pastor
"At Crossroads, we’re always moving forward. We dream big, take risks for the sake of the mission, and chase after what God has next. If you’re here, you’ll be invited to do the same by bringing your whole self, your best ideas, and your faith to the table."
Brian Tome

Brian
Tome

Senior Pastor
"Working at Crossroads is an adventure. Like any adventure, you can expect to run, sweat, laugh, push yourself beyond what you thought possible, and trek beside people doing the same. It is not easy, but you will lay your head on the pillow at night knowing that what you did today had the power to change someone’s life."

Representing God’s Heart For All People

We're committed to building a staff that reflects God's creativity and heart for all people—across age, ethnicity, gender, and personality—at every level of leadership. Our pastors and leaders embody our vision to be a multi-ethnic church.

Why is this important? …Because the Bible gives us a future view of heaven and we want to see it here on earth. Checkout Revelation 7:9.

We’re A Little Different Here

Here are some gut checks to make sure you’re on board.

We Run Hard

We know there is a battle going on, and souls are on the line. Working at Crossroads means acknowledging that fact, and being prepared to fight rather than flee.

We Die Everyday

Jesus said anyone who wants to follow him has to pick up their cross and die every day. When we walk in the door, our personal agendas go out the window.

We Laugh (A Lot)

For real, we’re (appropriately?) irreverent. If you think fart jokes are immature, this definitely isn’t the place for you. If you don’t like smack talk—don’t join the March Madness office pool.

We Give Generously

We lead by giving. Staff members commit time, resources, and a tithe to fuel ministry—demonstrating generosity and sacrifice as we answer God’s call together.

We Love One Another

We don’t just sign a card for someone’s birthday. Food deliveries when one of us is sick, trading prayer requests, babysitting, partying together... pretty much anything that looks like God’s idea of church.

We Move Aggressively

If you want a roadmap, we don't have one. God doesn’t give us his whole plan, so we stand ready to change course at the drop of a dime.

Benefits

We care for the spiritual, mental, physical, and financial health of our staff and their families—so they’re equipped to run fast when God calls.

Medical Coverage
So Much Swag
FSA, DCA & Healthcare Reimbursement Arrangement
Paid to Pray
Dental Coverage
Disability Coverage
Vision Coverage
403B Retirement Plan
Life Insurance & Accident Coverage
Annual Day of Solitude Retreat
Monthly Gym Reimbursement
Hot Coffee & Cold Beer

Seven Hills

“Values” doesn’t cut it. They tend to be mushy, sentimental ideas rather than something to fight for. These are the seven hills we die on—because if something is worth living for, it’s worth dying for.

The hill of:

Authenticity

We believe we can’t be what God has called us to be if we play games with each other. Whether it’s what happens on stage, within our smaller communities, in serving teams or in our homes, we need to be able to share our faults and weaknesses and not fake it. That’s authenticity, just being real. (From Philippians 3:17 in the Bible)

*Religion: any man-made system of rules and regulations that promises to get you to God.

The hill of:

Biblical Truth

Crossroads is a place for people on every part of the spiritual journey, from those just investigating whether there is a God to those who have made following Christ the priority of their life. The Bible presents a dangerous message of life change. We don’t assume everyone believes, or even knows the Bible, but we do assume everyone who comes through our doors is open to exploring it. We believe the Bible is God’s inerrant truth and it’s the foundation to everything we do. (From 2 Timothy 3:16 in the Bible)

The hill of:

Culturally Current Communication

Crossroads is a place that helps connect those who are exploring God’s love and truth. The challenge for us is that the Bible was written a long time ago for people in another culture. The fact that we live in 21st century, it doesn’t change the message that God gave 2000 years ago, but it does mean that we need to do some work to connect it to our lives today. Jesus did exactly the same thing when he was teaching. He used the current language and daily life experiences of those around him to communicate truth. That’s what we mean by “culturally current communication.” (From Ecclesiastes 12:10 in the Bible)

The hill of:

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 Groups — both in-person and virtually, 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)

The hill of:

Excellence

We don’t believe in striving for unrealistic perfection. Real excellence is about bringing your best to God’s work and to life in general. We want to bring our “A-game” to everything that we do, whether it’s our communication and music, how we hold babies in the nursery or how we take care of the building, we want it to reflect excellence for Christ. (From Malachi 1 in the Bible)

The hill of:

Reproduction

Reproduction is about recognizing something that God has created and then reproducing it in his name. Crossroads wants to be a place where Christ-followers reproduce Christ-followers, leaders reproduce leaders and churches reproduce other churches. (From Matthew 28:19-20 in the Bible)

The hill of:

Growth

We don’t expect anyone who walks into Crossroads to be a committed Christ-follower, but we do expect everyone who is around our community for any length of time to be growing. We expect every person to be moving closer to reflecting the complete image of Christ in every area of life. This is a safe place for everyone. But safe doesn’t mean comfortable. The answers aren’t always comfortable. In fact, we often grow only when we are pushed out of our comfort zone. (From Colossians 1:10 in the Bible)

Working Here
Carries Weight

We hold ourselves to a shared standard—real commitments to each other and our community. This is how we live, work, and love each other.

When you tell God you’ll do something, do it—now.

Ecclesiastes 5:4 MSG

We Have More Opportunities Than Ever Before.

We’re excited to welcome passionate, purpose-driven people into many new roles as our ministry expands—apply today and help us shape the future!

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