CrossCulture is for everyone–a church that crosses all denominational, generational, and cultural lines. We don’t let differences in age, ethnicity, or even distance get in the way of the people of God joining together in worship and support of one another under the love of Christ and the truth of the Word of God. We have a passion for outreach, which means reaching our communities and surrounding communities with the message of Christ’s love and forgiveness.
To spread the Gospel
of Jesus Christ by doing
whatever it takes.
To create a culture
of hope everywhere.
Through God’s provision and guidance,
CrossCulture has grown significantly since its establishment.
See a short history below.
Through God’s provision and guidance, CrossCulture has grown significantly since its establishment. See a short history below.
We started out as a mobile church, hauling all of our equipment every Sunday to places we scheduled to meet, including halls, parks, and centers. Not starting out with a church building was the best thing for us, as CrossCulture was founded on the idea that church is not a building but is the people meeting together at any place and that it is our job to go out and show/teach Jesus to others.
CrossCulture purchased the former Peck United Methodist Church building in Peck, MI with the intention for it to be our main campus and offices, as well as to hold Sunday services. Today, our Sunday morning services are held here at 40 E. Lorraine St. at 10:30AM.
CrossCulture purchased the former Penfield restaurant also located in Peck, MI and made it into a ministry center! For about six years, the CrossCulture Ministry Center was home to a donation-funded café, CaféCulture, and a teen lounge, TeenCulture.
Our weekly attendance continues to grow. So much so, our members and visitors were having to park on the side of the road or across the street, as we did not have enough space in our lot. God provided us with the opportunity to purchase the condemned building next door and have it demolished, expanding both our property line and allowing more space for parking.
The ministry center operated as a donation-funded café and teen lounge for about six years, providing food and good company to whoever sought it out. CrossCulture has always been about moving forward, and we saw a need for change. The ministry center was transformed into an event center for the church to host public events throughout the year for ALL AGES. We held multiple successful events, bringing members of the community together.
God's purpose for the center seemingly finished, we listed the property for sale to focus on new prospects and our home church.
We start up our reworked TeenCulture into a youth group for Grades 7th through 12th meeting Sunday nights at the church. Learn more about TeenCulture HERE.
CrossCulture continues to participate in events and opportunities across our communities, and to grow our online and cultural presence. We are moving forward as the entity that the church should be: people under God who love one another, provide for and support those who need help, and live by the example Jesus and God's Word has given us.
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