The first time I went here after moving 500+ miles, I approached the pastor (Andy) afterwards (during what seems like a post-service social time outside the chapel in the hall) to let him know it was my first time visiting. He never asked my name and seemed rather disinterested, which really stuck with me. I tried to shrug it off but since then and after several visits, I've picked up on a bit of an arrogance/air of self-importance he displays when on stage (i.e. plenty of humble bragging and an overuse of I, me, my whenever possible) that just doesn't sit right. It's worth noting that he hasn't been there the last few weeks because of a mission trip in Mexico, and I found those who stepped in to be much more enjoyable to listen to. However, the live music is a plus here and they have a lovely snack/coffee area for attendees, which people seem to like. Overall, I had high hopes for Crossroads since it was recommended by my former church in NYC, but it's fallen short of what I'm searching for.

Great experience from the moment I walked in. Alot of friendly volunteers at each Station to answer questions and or direct you. Good coffee, really awesome Nursery, Toddler, kids & Teen care. The Pastor is funny & preaches the full Gospel. His assistants are great. The Music is perfect. Good teachings during the classroom programs/Bible Study. Alot of opportunities to get involved.

Very good and powerful sermons!!. Can feel God's presence when you walk in the doors. Music, singing is very moving! Youth group services are powerful. The church offers alot of support and all around a nice home feeling.