Crossroads Cumberland Presbyterian Church

02/06/2023

Hey campers, this summer we will be having a Wonderful Christmas Time!

09/26/2022

It is hard to understand why many people continue to struggle on their own, when they could accomplish more in one hour with God than they can in a lifetime about Him. "With God, all things are possible." Matthew 19:26

05/07/2022

Juanita told her nephew about growing up during the Great Depression. Her poor family only had apples to eat, plus whatever wild game her dad might provide. Whenever he bagged a squirrel for dinner, her mom would say, “Give me that squirrel head. That’s all I want to eat. It’s the best piece o...

04/25/2022

Spring Retreat is this Friday April 29th! 7th to 12th grades. If some wants to go but not sure call one of the directors.
Register in the Bobbie Kinslow Barn at 6 pm and leave Sunday May 1st before 9:30 am! The Director are Dusty Taylor and Elizabeth Norris. If you have ?s call them or message the camp on any social media platforms or Camp and Presbytery websites.
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04/17/2022

Annual Church Easter egg hunt was a success. Rain stopped long enough for us to enjoy the day! God is Good!!

04/13/2022

My four-year-old grandson sat on my lap and patted my bald head, studying it intently. “Papa,” he asked, “What happened to your hair?” “Oh,” I laughed, “I lost it over the years.” His face turned thoughtful: “That’s too bad” he responded. “I’ll have to give you some of mine...

04/10/2022

04/08/2022

April 21-23 are our spring workdays at camp. Sandwiches at lunch, dinner is on your own😀😀.
If you need more information just message us here, on the website or call Dustin Taylor. His info is on the Presbytery website.

Also DON’T FORGET Spring Retreat is April 29-May 1st. Grades 7-12th. Forms are on the website.
Thanks!!

03/29/2022

It was a hard day when my husband found out that, like so many others, he too would soon be furloughed from employment as a result of the COVID pandemic. We knew that we likely had no reason to fear that our basic needs would not be met, but the uncertainty was still terrifying. As I processed my ju...

03/28/2022

For several months, I coped with intense workplace politics and intrigues. Worrying is second nature to me, so I was surprised to find myself at peace. Instead of feeling anxious, I was able to respond with a calm mind and heart. I knew that this peace could come only from God. In contrast, there wa...

03/27/2022

When Abraham Lincoln became president of the United States, he was tasked with leading a fractured nation. Lincoln is viewed as a wise leader and a man of high moral character, but another element to his makeup, perhaps, was the foundation for everything else. He understood that he was inadequate fo...

03/26/2022

Abel Mutai, a Kenyan runner competing in a grueling international cross-country race, was mere yards from victory—his lead secure. Confused by the course’s signage and thinking he’d already crossed the finish line, however, Mutai stopped short. The Spanish runner in second place, Ivan Fernande...