Christian Spiritual Growth & Development is Our Mission
The importance of continued spiritual growth and development is often ignored in our busy lives. The Cross Ministry Group’s mission is to create safe, sacred spaces away from the routines of life where men and women can be transformed by God’s grace and truth. The Cross Ministry Group is a non-profit ministry that serves the Christian community by providing transformational weekend retreats, workshops, and resources designed to lead God’s people into an experience of His truth in their lives.
Our passion is to use Christian spiritual retreats as a setting for men and women to become alive to God’s love and power within them. We endeavor to live authentically and to create an environment for all to come and explore the wonders of God’s grace in the context of community.
The Cross Ministry Group is a gathering of men and women on a journey of spiritual growth to discover God’s grace, power, and love as we endeavor to follow Him and walk in His truth. We embrace the pursuit of sanctification and allow participants to be authentic without experiencing rejection or judgment. Our commitment to authenticity and the passionate pursuit of God cause our ministry to thrive and see the fruit of God’s gracious work in our lives and in the lives of those who attend our weekend retreats, weekend workshops and alumni events.
TESTIMONIALS
When I came to Women at the Cross, it was a last attempt at trying to find God in the midst of darkness. I came desperate for at least a sign that maybe He still cared for me, that maybe He had heard my cry, that maybe I could feel something other than emptiness. I came begging for crumbs with my soul starving.
What I found last November was so much more than what I could have hoped for. It was one of the most difficult weekends I have ever faced, but it was also the most rewarding weekend I have ever been through.
— Cara, Louisville, KY
TESTIMONIALS
When I came to Women at the Cross, it was a last attempt at trying to find God in the midst of darkness. I came desperate for at least a sign that maybe He still cared for me, that maybe He had heard my cry, that maybe I could feel something other than emptiness. I came begging for crumbs with my soul starving.
What I found last November was so much more than what I could have hoped for. It was one of the most difficult weekends I have ever faced, but it was also the most rewarding weekend I have ever been through.
— Cara, Louisville, KY