Crossings Community Center/Clinic
The Club at Crossings Community Center
"...and if you spend yourselves in behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the opressed, then your light will rise in the darkness, and your night will become like the noonday."
Isaiah 58:10
Crossings Ministries
Benevolence Ministry
The benevolence ministry assists members of Crossings Community Church who have been actively attending for at least 6 months, have attended the Pastor’s Class, and are active in regular Sunday morning attendance.Members who seek assistance are required to complete an application, attend a one-hour budget class, and meet with the Assistant Director of Missions before assistance can be distributed.
Primarily, the benevolence funds are used for essential and critical needs such as utilities, food, gas or partial rent payment for those living a modest lifestyle.
Use it Again! Missions Bin
In a secret corner of the church-the Fitness Center staircase-lies an unsuspecting ministry location. To the untrained eye, it may appear to be storage ... but in reality it represents the tools of undercover agents on a mission of mercy within our city.-
“... I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me ... I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of Mine, you did for Me.” (Matthew 25:35, 40)
Volunteer Opportunities
- Sorter—Sort and bag clothing
- Missions Bin—Empty the bin and distribute items to local ministries
Scholarship Fund
The scholarship fund assists members of Crossings who meet the same requirements for benevolence assistance. This fund assists members to attend Christian conferences, retreats, camps and seminars sponsored by Crossings.The fund also assists undergraduate students attending a Christian college or university with tuition assistance. Students must have completed some type of tuition assistance application and qualify for tuition aid at their school. A 2.5 GPA is required to maintain the scholarship.
Printable Scholarship Application
Mission Trip Fund
Funds are made available to those Crossings members with a financial need who participate in Crossings-sponsored mission trips for the first time. Each person is required to make a personal deposit of $100 toward their trip before receiving mission trip funds.
Crossings Community Clinic
Thousands of men, women and children do not have adequate access to quality medical care. The burden on area hospital emergency rooms is huge. We help to bridge the gap by providing free general family medical care to those in need and referrals to Crossings’ specialists who are able to handle more difficult situations in their own offices. The clinic is open by appointment only — call 405-749-0800 to schedule an appointment. The clinic is located at 2208 W. Hefner Road (old Wal-Mart building). More information …
Sewing Club
It was just a thought. Some might call it a dream. But thanks to coordinator Dee Orcutt and eight other women, it became a reality. After hearing an outreach talk in their Sunday School class, these ladies teamed up to form the SSS (or Sewing) Group.At a monthly meeting in Elaine Brown’s home, these women pray and encourage one another, while putting to practice their passion for sewing.
They’ve made baby bibs, blankets, hats, booties, small quilts, and diaper bags to name a few projects. The Sewing Group plans to visit the Infant Crisis Center in May, where they’ll donate a year’s worth of prayer, love, and labor.
The Sewing Group encourages you to clean out your closets and craft rooms. Donations of terry cloth, cotton blend fabrics, fleece, bias tape, and yarn are welcomed.
Donations can be made to the Missions office. For more information, contact Missions at 405-302-1247.
14600 North Portland Oklahoma City, OK 73134 Phone: (405)755-2227 info@crossingsokc.org
