Cross Point campuses are currently open for in-person services on Sundays, and we have Cross Point Kids open at all campuses.
We are excited to see you and your families!
Here’s what we’re doing to keep you safe.
+ Masks are Encouraged
+ Disinfecting of all Surfaces
While we are so grateful for the technology that allows church online to work as we navigate the unpredictability of this season, it’s so good to see one another’s faces and worship together when possible.
Please continue to pray with us for safety, wisdom, and guidance as we aim to provide a great experience for you and your family. And rest assured, we are doing our best to ensure our staff and volunteers are cared for as we aim to create the safest possible environment for anyone who walks through Cross Point’s doors.
We’ll continue to have services online Sunday and we hope to see you there. There will be live chat options available on crosspoint.tv/live, Facebook and YouTube at 9:00 and 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM. Additionally, the service will be on-demand at crosspoint.tv/watchnow so that you can catch it when it works the best for you!
Stay safe, stay united, keep serving. Whether we’re gathering in person or online, we’re going to keep helping people find and follow Jesus together.
Here’s How You Can Connect & Engage Right Now
+Pray: Sunday mornings after the services at Cross Point campuses
+ Seek: Connect in a Group (click HERE for more information).
+ Seek: Connect through discipleship. Every campus will be hosting the Basics. Click HERE for more information on signing up.
REGATHERING FAQ’S
When will in-person gatherings resume?
Will regular gatherings look different?
We hope that Cross Point always feels like Cross Point. Welcoming, warm, and engaging. We hope that our in-person gatherings feel that way, but we do expect that the ways we interact with each other may look a little different. We’ll do everything within our power to keep our facilities clean and safe, and we ask you to respect the measures others prefer to take for their own safety and peace of mind. You’ll likely see some face masks, but you’ll also see family back together again to pray, worship, and grow with each other!
What about regular yearly events?
For the time being, some of our annual events will be postponed, some will be hosted online, and some will be in person. We will keep you updated as we make these decisions. Feel free to reach out to your campus pastor and follow our social media platforms for up-to-date information or if you have any specific questions that we can help you answer. You can also visit your campus Facebook page to check out programming for your kids and students.
How can we connect and engage right now?
In addition to the options mentioned above, we’ve got lots of great options to connect and engage digitally throughout the week. Be sure to connect with us on Instagram and in your campus Facebook group to stay in touch with the Cross Point community.
We know this is a difficult time for so many people in our Cross Point communities. We have compiled a list of resources available for anyone struggling financially, emotionally or spiritually during this time. Here you’ll find links and contact information to organizations where you can find help in Nashville and the surrounding areas.
CAMPUS | LOCATION SPECIFIC RESOURCES
BELLEVUE | NASHVILLE | DAVIDSON COUNTY
Food
Martha O’Bryan Center
Food Pantry located at 711 S. 7th St. Nashville, TN 37206
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Please stay in your car upon arrival; volunteers will come to you.
One Gen Away
April 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Nashville Fairgrounds, 500 Wedgewood Ave, 37203
April 25, 9:30-11:30 AM Tennessee State University, 3500 John A Merritt Blvd, 37209
May 9, 9:30-11:30 AM Antioch Middle School, 5050 Blue Hole Rd, 37013
May 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Nashville Fairgrounds, 500 Wedgewood Ave, 37203
June 27, 9:30-11:30 AM Carter Lawrence Elementary School, 1118 12th Ave S, 37203
Utilities
For NeedLink Resources click here.
Additional COVID Resources
For additional COVID Resources click here.
DICKSON
Food/Rent/Utility Assistance
Dickson Help Center
Call 615.441.0076
FRANKLIN
Food
For a complete schedule of food distribution in all parts of Franklin | Williamson County click here.
Rent/Utility Assistance
Graceworks
Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Call 615.794.9055
Additional Williamson County Resources
For additional Williamson County Resources click here.
HENDERSONVILLE
Food/Rent/Utility Assistance
Hendersonville Samaritan Association
Call (615) 824-7105
MT. JULIET
Food
Mt. Juliet Help Center
Call 615-754-4357 or Email
to place a grocery order (must live in MJ/West Wilson County)
Joseph’s Storehouse
Emergency food assistance Mon-Thurs | 9:00-11:30 AM
Wilson County Family Resource Center
Click here for a schedule of food pick up for school-age students.
Utility Assistance
Mt. Juliet Help Center
Call 615-754-4357 or Email
(must live in MJ/West Wilson County)
Wilson County Community Help Center
Call (615) 449-1856
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
UNEMPLOYMENT
For frequently asked questions about filing for COVID unemployment Click here
CRISIS & SUPPORT
If you are in danger, need to speak with an advocate, or have general questions about domestic violence, please call the YWCA’s 24-hour helpline at 1-800-334-4628 or TEXT us at 615-983-5170
FINANCIAL & OTHER RESOURCES
+ For those whose employment has been impacted by the repercussions of COVID-19 we encourage you to go online to apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance SNAP, click here.
+ Medicaid or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families TANF click here.
+ The United Way has further information about Emergency Assistance, unemployment resources, and filing for unemployment. click here.
+ You can call 211 – local source for assistance, directions to assistance or click here to visit online.
EMERGENCY PASTORAL CARE
If you are in need of emergency pastoral care we would be honored to talk with you and pray with you. We are here to help you navigate this trying time! Click here to talk to a pastor.
SERVE FROM HOME
Here are a few simple ideas to love your neighbor and serve your community from the comfort and safety of your own home
MEDICAL PERSONNEL APPRECIATION
If you know someone in the medical care system, pray for them daily and send them an encouraging text or card in the mail. Show them a little extralove by sending them a gift card through a local food delivery service (DoorDash, Postmates, etc.) Organizations like: Local Meals for Local Heroes, Feed the Front Line Nashville, and Frontline Foods Nashville, ask for donations online, buy meals from local restaurants, and deliver them to Nashville-area hospitals.
SEND A MEAL
An easy way to support local businesses and bless a friend is by sending a gift card through a food delivery service i.e. (DoorDash, Postmates, etc.) We also have some resources for serving Foster Care families in our community here.
CHECK IN ON HIGH-RISK FRIENDS & FAMILY
Set a daily reminder in your calendar to text, call or FaceTime those in your life who are elderly or high-risk. Ask what their current needs are if you can assist by running errands and pray for them.
JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORHOODS NEXTDOOR “HELP MAP”
This is a simple way to connect and support your community. One of the new features of Nextdoor allows you to offer to run essential errands or check in on neighbors in need.