Events
Take the Next Step Sunday, November 9
If you’ve put your faith in Jesus and are ready to take the next step of obedience and faith, this is your opportunity
Featured Events
New Home Group Leaders & Hosts Meeting - October 26
If you’re interested in leading or hosting a Home Group, this meeting is for you. Attending doesn’t commit you—it’s simply an opportunity to learn more and ask questions.
Upcoming Events
re:generation
Re:generation is a biblically-based discipleship program offering healing, recovery, and freedom from any type of struggle.
The reality is that we all experience brokenness in this life.
You’re not alone. We all have struggles to overcome. Whether big or small, these destructive thoughts and habits hold us back from the life we want—and the life God calls us to live.
The good news is that God loves you, wants to heal you, and has a plan for you.
Through Re:generation, thousands of people have found freedom from their struggles and experienced new life in Christ. Hear their stories and be encouraged that there is also hope for you.
What is the commitment?
Re:generation will run for 8 consecutive weeks, September 11 to October 30 from 6:00–7:30pm at Cross of Grace.
Is there a cost?
Each member will be required to purchase a workbook for $14.
Questions?
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
New Home Group Leaders & Hosts Meeting
This year, we’ve been blessed with many new people joining our church family, and lots of folks are looking to get connected in a Home Group. To help meet this need, we’re holding a Home Group Leaders and Hosts Interest Meeting on Sunday, October 26, in the Grief Share Room after both services.
If you’re interested in leading or hosting a Home Group, this meeting is for you. Attending doesn’t commit you—it’s simply an opportunity to learn more and ask questions.
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
re:generation
Re:generation is a biblically-based discipleship program offering healing, recovery, and freedom from any type of struggle.
The reality is that we all experience brokenness in this life.
You’re not alone. We all have struggles to overcome. Whether big or small, these destructive thoughts and habits hold us back from the life we want—and the life God calls us to live.
The good news is that God loves you, wants to heal you, and has a plan for you.
Through Re:generation, thousands of people have found freedom from their struggles and experienced new life in Christ. Hear their stories and be encouraged that there is also hope for you.
What is the commitment?
Re:generation will run for 8 consecutive weeks, September 11 to October 30 from 6:00–7:30pm at Cross of Grace.
Is there a cost?
Each member will be required to purchase a workbook for $14.
Questions?
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9.. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Rancho 3M Visit
Join us as we head down to the Rancho 3M orphanage in Guadalupe, Mexico, for a day trip to serve alongside one of the ministries our church supports. We’ll be meeting at the church at 9:15 AM and drive out together. We’ll do some activities with the kids, enjoy a cookout with them for lunch in the afternoon, and wrap up around 2:30 PM. This will be a wonderful opportunity to bless the children and staff and share in God’s work.
Let us know you’re coming here!
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Baptisms
On November 9, we’ll be celebrating new life in Christ through baptism. Baptism is an outward sign of an inward change, a way to show that your life now belongs to Jesus. If you’ve put your faith in Jesus and are ready to take the next step of obedience and faith, this is your opportunity. Sign up today to let us know, and one of our pastors will follow up with you.
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Griefshare - Surviving the Holidays
For people who’ve lost a loved one, the Thanksgiving and Christmas season can seem bleak. At Surviving the Holidays, you’ll receive support, understanding, and tools to navigate the holiday season.
Register here today.
Note: There will be a small cost of $5 for the event to help cover the cost of the Survival Guide: Navigating the Holidays After Loss book, which will be provided to everyone attending. The book is a practical, Christ-centered resource for those facing the holidays after losing a loved one.
Watch this video to learn what it’s like to attend an event.
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
re:generation
Re:generation is a biblically-based discipleship program offering healing, recovery, and freedom from any type of struggle.
The reality is that we all experience brokenness in this life.
You’re not alone. We all have struggles to overcome. Whether big or small, these destructive thoughts and habits hold us back from the life we want—and the life God calls us to live.
The good news is that God loves you, wants to heal you, and has a plan for you.
Through Re:generation, thousands of people have found freedom from their struggles and experienced new life in Christ. Hear their stories and be encouraged that there is also hope for you.
What is the commitment?
Re:generation will run for 8 consecutive weeks, September 11 to October 30 from 6:00–7:30pm at Cross of Grace.
Is there a cost?
Each member will be required to purchase a workbook for $14.
Questions?
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Young Adults (Copy)
If you’re between 18–30, come be part of a community where we study the Bible, share life, and encourage one another in faith and friendship.
Note: This group does not meet at the church. To find out where we’re meeting each week, get connected here and get all the details.
re:generation
Re:generation is a biblically-based discipleship program offering healing, recovery, and freedom from any type of struggle.
The reality is that we all experience brokenness in this life.
You’re not alone. We all have struggles to overcome. Whether big or small, these destructive thoughts and habits hold us back from the life we want—and the life God calls us to live.
The good news is that God loves you, wants to heal you, and has a plan for you.
Through Re:generation, thousands of people have found freedom from their struggles and experienced new life in Christ. Hear their stories and be encouraged that there is also hope for you.
What is the commitment?
Re:generation will run for 8 consecutive weeks, September 11 to October 30 from 6:00–7:30pm at Cross of Grace.
Is there a cost?
Each member will be required to purchase a workbook for $14.
Questions?
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Cross of Grace Youth
If you’re in 7th–12th grade, come be part of a community where we study God’s Word, grow together, and build lasting friendships.
Our heart is to see students encounter Jesus and be renewed by the gospel—bringing hope to every part of life, impacting El Paso with His love, and joining God’s work around the world.
Note: We meet in the back of the church. Please enter through the back parking lot, as the front doors will be locked.
Stay connected to everything happening! Click here to get connected.
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Young Adults
If you’re between 18–30, come be part of a community where we study the Bible, share life, and encourage one another in faith and friendship.
Note: This group does not meet at the church. To find out where we’re meeting each week, get connected here and get all the details.
re:generation
Re:generation is a biblically-based discipleship program offering healing, recovery, and freedom from any type of struggle.
The reality is that we all experience brokenness in this life.
You’re not alone. We all have struggles to overcome. Whether big or small, these destructive thoughts and habits hold us back from the life we want—and the life God calls us to live.
The good news is that God loves you, wants to heal you, and has a plan for you.
Through Re:generation, thousands of people have found freedom from their struggles and experienced new life in Christ. Hear their stories and be encouraged that there is also hope for you.
What is the commitment?
Re:generation will run for 8 consecutive weeks, September 11 to October 30 from 6:00–7:30pm at Cross of Grace.
Is there a cost?
Each member will be required to purchase a workbook for $14.
Questions?
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
Doctrines of Grace
Do people truly have free will? Does God have free will? Which of the two is constrained by sin and death, and which is infinitely perfect, righteous, and loving in all He does?
Through this class, we’ll explore God’s plan of redemption and salvation—His will, His purposes, and what He has revealed to us through Scripture and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Together, we’ll unpack our beliefs about God’s sovereignty, His free will, and His purposes through the theological framework known as the Doctrines of Grace.
The class will be led by Brent Clarke and Mark Ceglio, and it promises to be a rich time of study with the ultimate goal of deepening our worship of our great God. Space is limited and will be first-come, first-served, so we encourage you to sign up today!
Young Adults
If you’re between 18–30, come be part of a community where we study the Bible, share life, and encourage one another in faith and friendship.
Note: This group does not meet at the church. To find out where we’re meeting each week, get connected here and get all the details.
re:generation
Re:generation is a biblically-based discipleship program offering healing, recovery, and freedom from any type of struggle.
The reality is that we all experience brokenness in this life.
You’re not alone. We all have struggles to overcome. Whether big or small, these destructive thoughts and habits hold us back from the life we want—and the life God calls us to live.
The good news is that God loves you, wants to heal you, and has a plan for you.
Through Re:generation, thousands of people have found freedom from their struggles and experienced new life in Christ. Hear their stories and be encouraged that there is also hope for you.
What is the commitment?
Re:generation will run for 8 consecutive weeks, September 11 to October 30 from 6:00–7:30pm at Cross of Grace.
Is there a cost?
Each member will be required to purchase a workbook for $14.
Questions?
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
3-Sunday Foundations (Membership) Class
Our Fall Foundations Class, also known as our membership class, is open to anyone interested in learning more about Cross of Grace or considering membership. Attending the class is not a commitment to join, but it will give you a deeper understanding of who we are, what we believe, and our vision as a church.
This is a great next step if you’re exploring whether Cross of Grace is the right church for you. You can learn more about our membership process here.
The three-Sunday class will be offered during both our 9 am and 11 am services on September 7, September 14 and September 21.
Note: If you plan to attend the class, we encourage you to also attend the worship service either before or after.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY!
re:generation
Re:generation is a biblically-based discipleship program offering healing, recovery, and freedom from any type of struggle.
The reality is that we all experience brokenness in this life.
You’re not alone. We all have struggles to overcome. Whether big or small, these destructive thoughts and habits hold us back from the life we want—and the life God calls us to live.
The good news is that God loves you, wants to heal you, and has a plan for you.
Through Re:generation, thousands of people have found freedom from their struggles and experienced new life in Christ. Hear their stories and be encouraged that there is also hope for you.
What is the commitment?
Re:generation will run for 8 consecutive weeks, September 11 to October 30 from 6:00–7:30pm at Cross of Grace.
Is there a cost?
Each member will be required to purchase a workbook for $14.
Questions?
GriefShare Meeting
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or close friend, it may feel hard to imagine a hopeful future. Grief can be overwhelming and isolating—but you don’t have to walk through it alone.
GriefShare is a 13-week support group designed to help you face the challenges of loss and begin to rebuild your life. Each weekly session offers encouragement, practical help, and a safe space to process your grief with others who understand.
The group meets weekly on Tuesdays from September 16 to December 9. You are welcome to join at any point—the sessions are self-contained, so you won’t be behind if you miss the start.
One participant described it this way: “Going to GriefShare feels like having warm arms wrapped around you when you’re shivering.”
Sign up for the GriefShare Group by clicking here.
Learn more about GriefShare at griefshare.org
Cost: $5
Childcare: Not Available
Alpha
What is Alpha? Alpha is a series of sessions exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Each session looks at a different question that people can have about faith and is designed to create conversation. It’s an open, informal, and friendly place where individuals can explore their Christian faith at their own pace, get answers to their questions, and where honest opinions are welcomed and listened to. What does it look like? It's simple: food, a talk, and good conversation. So whether you're a Christian with questions or have a friend, coworker, or family member looking for answers, this course might just be the tool you need!
Some of the questions we will be looking at include:
Is There More To Life Than This?
Who is Jesus?
Why Did Jesus Die?
How Can We Have Faith?
Why and How Do I Pray?
Why and How Do I Read the Bible?
How Does God Guide Us?
How Can I Resist Evil?
Why and How Should I Tell Others?
Does God Heal Today?
What About the Church?
What is the commitment?
This semester’s Alpha will be held on Monday evenings, August 18–November 3, from 6:30–8:30pm at Julio’s Mexican Food in Horizon. There will also be one additional meeting on Saturday, October 18 from 9am-12pm.
What will each week look like?
Each week, you will enjoy a free meal, hear a short teaching and encouragement, and then meet in small groups where you will talk about the teaching and share life in an open and friendly, and no-pressure environment.
3-Sunday Foundations (Membership) Class
Our Fall Foundations Class, also known as our membership class, is open to anyone interested in learning more about Cross of Grace or considering membership. Attending the class is not a commitment to join, but it will give you a deeper understanding of who we are, what we believe, and our vision as a church.
This is a great next step if you’re exploring whether Cross of Grace is the right church for you. You can learn more about our membership process here.
The three-Sunday class will be offered during both our 9 am and 11 am services on September 7, September 14 and September 21.
Note: If you plan to attend the class, we encourage you to also attend the worship service either before or after.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY!
Love Your Church Conference
In a world that ignores, demeans, or crowds out the local church,we’re gathering to say loudly and boldly: We love the local church
The world calls the local church ugly, but Jesus calls it His bride (Rev 19).
The world calls the local church weak, but Jesus says He will build it with His power (Matt 16:18).
The world calls the local church irrelevant, but Jesus has been using it to turn the world upside down for 2,000 years (Acts 2).
The world calls the church optional, but Jesus says it is essential for the Christian and for His purposes (Eph 3).
How powerful could it be if Christians everywhere believed and lived this way?
Here’s why we started this conference from Ricky
After a string of negative news headlines about the church, and after seeing the way many Christians ignore the church, we decided to do something about it.
We know the church isn’t perfect. We know it’s always in need of changing to look like Christ. We know that we contribute our own faults and failures too.
But we believe the local church is the only thing in this world with Jesus promise behind it that it will prevail (Matt 16:18). Jesus loves the church. So should we.
We’re praying this small conference is a megaphone that rallies Christians across this region to love their local church — serving, giving, forgiving, and persevering. Because the local church is beautiful.
For more details about what is happening at this event, check out the conference website for information about the sessions, speakers, and schedule.
https://www.loveyourchurch.com/
The conference is FREE—but registration is required!
Each ticket reserves your spot and includes morning refreshments, a welcome packet, and lunch. Space is limited, so be sure to claim your free ticket by September 1!
*Note about Late Registration: You’re absolutely welcome to attend! Please note that while we’ll do our best to provide lunch for late admissions, but we can’t guarantee it. Thanks for understanding!
EARLY REGISTRATION BONUS: The first 50 attendees to register will get a special gift mug. Don’t wait!
See you there!