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Help us welcome Tim and the Ward family to Crossroads!

Let Tim know we are excited about his arrival on July 1st by writing a short greeting and dropping it off at the church or mailing it so we receive it by June 28th. Use a note card you have at home or the ones we have available on Sunday mornings when you come to worship. Thank you for your help in making the Ward family feel the warm welcome of our Crossroads family! 

HOPE Preschool

HOPE Preschool is currently enrolling children for the fall 2021-2022 school year. Currently, we have a limited number of vacancies still available. Please access our website and fill out an electronic application or call the preschool office @ 703-729-HOPE. There is no fee required to fill out an application.

HOPE Preschool is also currently accepting employment applications. Please access our website and fill out an application. The application along with a current resume can be forwarded to mwikowitz@hopepreschool.org for consideration.

June’s Summer Acts of Service will focus on animal and creation care. As United Methodists we are called to be stewards of all of God’s creation. The following is an excerpt from the United Methodist Social Principles:The Natural World.

Before you serve with action, begin by going through the reflection questions that can be found here. We go inward to reflect and then we go outward to serve.

*Loudoun County Animal Shelter – Crossroads will be collecting food items for the LCAS food drive. We are collecting the following items:

*Donate handmade dog toys to the LCAS. Watch this tutorial for making dog toys. These simple and easy to make toys are a fun activity for all to enjoy. All you need is a tee shirt!

All food items and dog toys can be dropped off during worship on Sundays or outside Crossroads Entrance 1 any time before Wednesday, June 30th. An Amazon wish list for food items can be found here for easy shipping to Crossroads.  

*Learn about Native Wildlife by checking out the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center- The center is a full-service, wildlife teaching hospital that cares for injured, sick, or orphaned native wildlife and teaches the public how to be good stewards of the land around us. Check out their website for educational opportunities and ways you can serve.  

*Learn to care about all of God’s Creation by checking out the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy – Audubon at Home. The Audubon at Home program was created to make a difference by supporting the efforts of property owners and managers to become better stewards of nature in their own outdoor spaces.

If you missed Sunday's online service, we invite you to watch it here.

We designed a special small group reflection guide for Sunday's message. If you are not part of a small group, you can share these reflections with a friend, do them as a couple, or as a family with older children and teens. Or you can spend time going through the reflections by yourself. 

To get connected to a small group, email Deborah Michel.

Please contact Deborah Michel for more information or you can register here.

Register here for the next online gathering of Crossroads Kids @ Home on June 20th at 9am. Each week we'll meet for an exciting, interactive time of bible stories, prayer, songs, crafts, and time to get to know each other.

You will receive a confirmation email with a password protected link to the Zoom meeting with further instructions. Email Jill Wiggins with any questions.