The people of the Crossroads family come from all walks of life. We believe faith is a journey that we experience with one another. Together, we’re seeking God’s presence and answers to life’s greatest questions. You are welcome here, exactly as you are, no matter where you are in your own faith journey. We hope to see you at church!
Million Pound Challenge
No matter where you work out, you can register to help the Waunakee Food Pantry get items from Second Harvest through the Princeton Club’s “Million Pound Challenge.” When you sign up to exercise a few hours a week or lose a certain amount of weight, you’re helping many of your neighbors. For every pound of weight you lose, or every hour you exercise, 10 pounds of food will be donated to second harvest, up to one million pounds! Starting January 1, you can log your hours of exercise, and the food pantry benefits! To register, just go to the Million Pound Challenge website, and select Waunakee Ecumenical Food Pantry as your designated food pantry: http://www.princetonclub.net/mpc/
Coffee From Crossroads
On a recent newscast, one of the things Porchlight said they would like to provide at their daytime shelter is coffee. One of the youth of our congregation has asked, “can we have a coffee drive?” The answer is, absolutely! Look for a box in the narthex to accept ground coffee (please not instant). You know you like your daily coffee, especially when it’s cold and windy outside. Please help us warm hands and hearts with a coffee donation!
Youth Fundraiser
There will be a bake sale on Sunday, February 12 after service. Please stop by and get some goodies for Valentines Day. Proceeds will support the youth mission trip to Minneapolis.
Autism Educational Presentation
Please join us Sunday, February 26 at 11:30 am for a presentation on Autism Spectrum Disorder. Lunch will be served, and child care will be provided. Our speaker will be Karen Russell, an Early Childhood Special Education teacher in the Waunakee School District.
Lenten Calendar
This year, in a Tuesday evening class, come and learn about the Stations of the Cross, the history of this kind of worship and how it has evolved and changed. And we’ll look specifically at the 10 Biblical stations. On Friday, April 6, our Good Friday worship will incorporate the Stations of the Cross. Also during Lent, a sermon series on the Seven Last Words of Christ. How can his dying words help us to find greater meaning for living.
Feb. 22 Ash Wednesday 7 p.m. worship
Feb. 26 Lenten sermon series begins 9:30 a.m. worship
Feb. 28 Stations of the Cross study 7 p.m. class
March 6 Stations of the Cross study 7 p.m. class
March 13 Stations of the Cross study 7 p.m. class
March 20 Stations of the Cross study 7 p.m. class
March 27 Stations of the Cross study 7 p.m. class
April 1 Palm Sunday 9:30 a.m. worship
April 5 Maundy Thursday 7 p.m. worship
April 6 Good Friday 7 p.m. Stations worship
April 8 Easter 9:30 a.m. worship (breakfast before)
