Missions

ENLACE (pronounced en-lah-say, the Spanish word for link) has been equipping churches to transform communities since 1993, and it partners with local leaders to build resilient and thriving communities in El Salvador.

Crossings has partnered with Wings, a special needs adult community. They exists to enhance the lives of adults born with intellectual and developmental disabilities through social, vocational, and residential programming guided by principles of the Bible.

Listen to Deborah Hunnicutt's story as she shares how following God's plan for her life meant relocating from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to the small island of Roatán, Honduras. On this island she would eventually open a Christian school with the help of the local surrounding community and her church family at Crossings. To learn more about ways to support Samuel Raymond Christian School including how to sponsor a student visit www.roatanhorizons.org. For information about Crossings Missions Trips to Roatán visit www.crossings.church/missions

After seeing an add in the worship folder at Crossings, Tracey decided to take her first trip to Roatán, Honduras to support the Samuel Raymond Christian School. Many Years later she continues to not only return to tutor students every year, she also is now the Sponsorship Coordinator for Roatán Horizons, the non-profit organization that was created to support the school financially. Discover at www.roatanhorizons.org how sponsoring a child in Roatán transforms lives and impacts the local community. For questions email roatanhorizons@gmail.com

Listen to Deborah Hunnicutt's story of relocating from OKC to Roatán to open a Christian school.

Deborah Hunnicutt played a pivotal role in establishing the Samuel Raymond Christian School alongside the community members of the Sandy Bay Car Wash neighborhood. Since 2011, Roatán Horizons, Inc. has partnered with these families to deliver a high-quality, Christ-centered education for their children. Discover how a life dedicated to prayer and shining a light for others has transformed this community. Deborah Hunnicutt and Roatán Horizons have provided Christ-centered education in Roatán since 2011.

Water4 fights for safe and living water today and growing economic potential for tomorrow in Uganda.

Joseph Harp Correctional Center (JHCC) is a medium-security prison for men located in Lexington, Oklahoma. JHCC is home to ODOC’s male Mental Health Unit, as well as its Youthful Offender Program. The facility has a capacity of more than 1,300 inmates. In 2022 the men here were able to celebrate and dedicate the new chapel here with fellow church members.

Casa de la Esperanza's mission is to serve the children of Mexico who, for reasons not their own, find themselves orphaned, lost, abandoned, and abused. At Casa, they find a clean, safe, and loving Christian environment where they can begin to heal and recover from their experiences.

Once the Timmons opened their hearts to volunteering with Prison Ministry, there lives were changed!

Matt has had a calling from God for his whole life - he just didn't know it yet. For more information and to get involved visit https://crossings.church/hope

When Dick and Terri Greenly started Water4 https://water4.org, they had no idea how God would use the business. For more information and to get involved visit https://crossings.church/hope

Founded in Oklahoma by Dick & Terri Greenly, Water4 is a faith-based, non-profit with a vision to see a world where all people have access to safe and Living Water. Water4 is a partner with a vision for a world where all people have access to safe and Living Water.

Thanks to your faithful generosity, your one-dollar bills funded all of RestoreOKC’s workday projects in November 2022! Check out this video for more about RestoreOKC and how your generosity impacted them! RestoreOKC is a community development organization focused on the restoration of health, environment, reconciliation, and equity with neighbors in Northeast Oklahoma City. Learn more about Restore OKC at restoreokc.org.

The Dollar Club at Crossings exists to demonstrate God's love to our community and beyond. Giving the gift of a dollar on Sunday can make an impact in the life of a person, family, or ministry, and anyone can get involved. This simple idea—giving one dollar during Sunday worship—can meet the needs of God's people and further ministry.

The vision of Crossings Prison Ministry is to live by faith, be a voice of hope, and be known by love to the incarcerated. Our goal is for our members to have a church family in which to belong. Prison Ministry lives by faith, is a voice of hope, and is known by love to the incarcerated.