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Volunteer
Be a part of something big, while making this big place feel small.
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Groups
Connect to people, to yourself and to God.
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Camps
Free of distractions and noise. Free of timelines and daily grind.
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Community Serving
You were born to make a difference.
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Trips
A life-changing adventure awaits.
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Find People Near You
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Finding your fit at Crossroads will probably take more than a one-time volunteer gig or attending a couple group meetings. There’s no formula for friendship, so be willing to stick it out for a little while. If the first group doesn’t gel, it’s totally okay to try something else. Your people are out there. And we know that because over 20+ years we’ve seen thousands get in community, find real friends, and see their lives change.
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Say Yes
None of these people truly knew what they were getting into when they said “yes” to a trip or a group or volunteer role. But they sure don’t regret it.
A FRATERNITY STEPPING INTO MANHOOD
Crossroads Senior Pastor and Author, Brian Tome, visits the Sigma Chi Fraternity at The University of Cincinnati, to have dinner and give a teaching on his new book, The Five Marks of a Man.
Man camp
Lives are being changed at camp. Check out this story and how getting out of their comfort zone, pushed these men to new places.
Go Somewhere
Hear how one man's trip changed his perspective on fatherhood.
The power of an inclusion team
A recent national study found the odds of a child with disabilities never attending church are twice as high as other children. At Crossroads, that’s not okay. Check out the group of people making a difference on the Inclusion Team.