• What Denomination Are You?

    Our church is part of a network of churches called the TriWest Network. We partner with TriWest Network in local and global mission endeavors. The mission is to work in cooperation with one another to impact the whole world with the Good News of Jesus Christ. Jesus prayed that his church would be one (John 17:21), and we believe there is really ONE church in the Kingdom of God. Denominations tend to divide us rather than unite us. We aren’t about trumpeting a label or a brand of Christianity. We exist to love Jesus and to inspire our community to love and follow Him so that every person is reached with the Gospel of Jesus Christ in every town, every city, every state, and every nation. (Read how we help reach the nations in our own backyard by partnering with local missionaries here with Global Gates.)

  • What is Your Story

    ​We were birthed in February 2008 out of a burden to be a group of followers of Jesus willing to lay aside personal preferences to do whatever is necessary to engage our culture with the message of Jesus Christ, and to be a church that crosses cultural barriers and brings people together for the glory of God.

  • Do You Meet In Another Church?

    Yes! We prioritize people over property. We are a church for the community and Page Road Baptist Church offers an amazing location that is central to a growing population of both churched and unchurched. It is our dream that Cross Culture can one day reach all of these people and make a real impact in their lives.

  • What About My Kids?

    Your kids are invited to join us in C2Kids. They will be welcomed into a children’s program created with your child in mind. Your kids will be safe and have more fun than even thought possible in their very own learning experience. Our coaches are screened, trained, and ready to serve your family.

  • How Do I Dress?

    Some dress up and some dress casual. In fact, Pastor Dan wears jeans most Sundays. We think God is a lot more concerned about what is on the inside than what is on the outside. So for us it's not about the clothes, it's about being part of the body of Christ and gathering to learn His Word.

  • What Kind Of Music Do You Play?

    Cross Culture is a blend of worship styles. Being multi-generational and multi-ethnic, we desire to hit everyone's style at some point. Each service usually includes a traditional hymn, as well as, Gospel or contemporary-style songs. With a live band each week, we lead worship in songs like Only King Forever, Promises, Goodness of God, Jireh, and many more.

  • Where Can I Park?

    As our guest, we have reserved parking just for you at the front of the building next to the handicap places. There is additional parking in the rear of the building.

    Use the street entrance at Cross Culture Church. Closest to the door, there are spaces reserved for first time guests and those in need of handicap parking. Regular parking is around the side and rear of the building.

    After you've parked, follow the sidewalk to the front entrance. Our greeters can help direct you to the bathrooms, escort you to the kids area, or answer any questions you may have.

  • Why is diversity so important?

    Click HERE to view a clip explaining why diversity is important in light of Acts 6.

    We see in Acts 6 that leaders were raised from each culture to extend beyond Jewish borders, to encompass people from every nation, tongue, and tribe. Biblical unity is not uniformity but an inclusion that the Gospel is for everyone.


    This unity that respects and celebrates diversity – cannot be achieved apart from churches that intentionally and joyfully reflect the passion of Christ for all people of the world. It is not the institutions of government or education tasked by God to establish this unity, but rather the local church.

    Revelation 7:9 tells us “...a great multitude that no one could number, from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages, standing before the throne and before the Lamb...” If the kingdom of God is not segregated, why on earth is the local church?