Deanna Snavely leads all aspects of our ministry to children birth through kindergarten. She brings a wealth of experience as an assistant daycare director and many years of volunteering in churches. Deanna loves our preschoolers, encouraging their parents and building relationships with our amazing volunteers. A native of Springdale, she is married to Kevin and they have two children, Kathryn and Kyle.

Ryan Soria leads worship at The Hype on Wednesday nights for our students in 6th-12th grades as well as playing in our adult praise band on Sunday mornings. He is from Texas and has two children, Hunter and Gabby. Ryan has been involved in music ministry for over 15 years leading worship in churches and playing the keyboard for Carmen. He loves being involved in the lives of our Middle School, Jr. High and High School students.

29 >> Cross Pointe MediaTo listen or download a sermon recording hover your mouse over the MEDIA tab and select MEDIA PLAYER.To request a CD copy of a sermon recording please sign the request form at Guest Services or contact Evan McHone.Have questions or comments about media?email emchone@crosspointenwa.comphotography provided by Main Street Studios & WillPitney.com

Current Series: Get Smart! The book of ProverbsEach Sunday Pastor Larry is doing an in-depth study of a concept from the books of Proverbs and how it should be impacting our lives.09/18 - Does God have a "Plan B"?09/25 - Guard your heart!10/02 - What does it mean to have "financial peace"?10/09 - You've got a friend in me10/16 - The family feud10/23 - Anger mismanagement10/30 - Fear11/06 - Our vision 11/13 - God is sovereign11/20 - What are you grateful for?11/27 - The Truth12/04 - Big lessons from little bugs12/18 - Happy Holidays01/01 - Ask me a question: The end*currently under quality check, please check back later this week.

Evan, a recruit from Pastor Larry's home state of Texas. is both the Media Director and Webmaster, running both this site and the CCB database, here at Cross Pointe Community Church. He has a bachelor's degree in Family and Human Services from John Brown University. He is currently pursuing a dual master’s degree in Community Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapy.

Our Local MissionsThe Cross Pointe Family holds outreach to our community very high among our priorities. Our focus is not just on the town that our building resides, because our people are not just from this side of Springdale.[SCROLL DOWN TO VIEW A COMPLETE LIST]_________________________________________________________________Compassion Housecompassionhouse.us(479) 751-0207A life-line for women between the ages of 12 and 28 who are challenged by an unplanned pregnancy.Our connection...Tina Priddy (479) 530-5276The residents and house-parents of the Compassion House are an active part of the Cross Pointe Family. One of our ladies' Life Groups ministers there throughout the month by mentoring the girls, sometimes serving as labor coaches or spending an evening having a fun time with them. Other Life Groups and individuals also minister to these girls throughout the year._________________________________________________________________George Elementaryschoolfusion.us (479)750-8800An elementary school in Springdale with a high percentage of the children living below poverty level.Our connection...Sue Wood (479) 871-0230_________________________________________________________________Help for Single MomsA men's Life Group gets together one Saturday morning each month to assist single moms who might need help with their houses, yards, or cars. These men make life a little easier for these moms by using their skills and tools.Our connection...Chris Stecklein (479) 790-9221_________________________________________________________________Hmong Alliance ChurchA church that ministers to the Hmong residents of NW Arkansas.It is a privilege to have this church hold worship services in our Faith Factory on Sunday afternoons as they have a burden for spreading the gospel to the people of the Hmong culture who are living in our area. Their youth also participate with our Student Ministry in a variety of ways._________________________________________________________________NW AR Children"s Shelternwacs.com(479) 795-2417A place that provides a safe and nurturing atmosphere of hope for children in crisis.Our connection...Aileen Jones (479) 841-1878One of our Life Groups ministers at least once a month to these children in transitional living. They spend evenings or Saturday mornings playing games, making crafts, watching movies, leading field trips and just being silly with the kids. This goup often finds themselves "on call" as the Children's Shelter staff knows that they are willing to help whenever needed. They love building relationships with these kids who are in a very difficult time in their lives._________________________________________________________________Maples Nursing Homethemaples.org(479) 361-4669A residential living facility for senior adults near Tontitown.Our connection...Ken Durrett (479) 790-8696 Don Olson (479) 248-4957Our church holds worship services 3 Sunday mornings per month to the residents of The Maples. This is a time of relationship building and an encouragement to them, spiritually, as they enjoy singing the old hyms and hearing the teaching of the Word. Our church ministers there throughout the year in a variety of ways as our children have presented their Christmas musical to the residents, our men's Monday Night Football Life Group has watched football with the residents, our ladies' Wednesday Morning Bible Study has helped the ladies with the hair and nails and our church has delivered "goody bags".

Our Local MissionsThe Cross Pointe Family holds outreach to our community very high among our priorities. Our focus is not just on the town that our building resides, because our people are not just from this side of Springdale.[SCROLL DOWN TO VIEW A COMPLETE LIST]Compassion Housecompassionhouse.us(479) 751-0207A life-line for women between the ages of 12 and 28 who are challenged by an unplanned pregnancy.Our connection...Tina Priddy (479) 530-5276The residents and house-parents of the Compassion House are an active part of the Cross Pointe Family. One of our ladies' Life Groups ministers there throughout the month by mentoring the girls, sometimes serving as labor coaches or spending an evening having a fun time with them. Other Life Groups and individuals also minister to these girls throughout the year._________________________________________________________________George Elementaryschoolfusion.us(479)750-8800An elementary school in Springdale with a high percentage of the children living below poverty level.Our connection...Sue Wood (479) 871-0230_________________________________________________________________Help for Single MomsA men's Life Group gets together one Saturday morning each month to assist single moms who might need help with their houses, yards, or cars. These men make life a little easier for these moms by using their skills and tools.Our connection...Chris Stecklein (479) 790-9221_________________________________________________________________Hmong Alliance ChurchA church that ministers to the Hmong residents of NW Arkansas.It is a privilege to have this church hold worship services in our Faith Factory on Sunday afternoons as they have a burden for spreading the gospel to the people of the Hmong culture who are living in our area. Their youth also participate with our Student Ministry in a variety of ways._________________________________________________________________NW AR Children"s Shelternwacs.com(479) 795-2417A place that provides a safe and nurturing atmosphere of hope for children in crisis.Our connection...Aileen Jones (479) 841-1878One of our Life Groups ministers at least once a month to these children in transitional living. They spend evenings or Saturday mornings playing games, making crafts, watching movies, leading field trips and just being silly with the kids. This goup often finds themselves "on call" as the Children's Shelter staff knows that they are willing to help whenever needed. They love building relationships with these kids who are in a very difficult time in their lives._________________________________________________________________Maples Nursing Homethemaples.org(479) 361-4669A residential living facility for senior adults near Tontitown.Our connection...Ken Durrett (479) 790-8696 Don Olson (479) 248-4957Our church holds worship services 3 Sunday mornings per month to the residents of The Maples. This is a time of relationship building and an encouragement to them, spiritually, as they enjoy singing the old hyms and hearing the teaching of the Word. Our church ministers there throughout the year in a variety of ways as our children have presented their Christmas musical to the residents, our men's Monday Night Football Life Group has watched football with the residents, our ladies' Wednesday Morning Bible Study has helped the ladies with the hair and nails and our church has delivered "goody bags".

Every Sunday morning at 9:00 and 10:45 am the children of Cross Pointe gather in thematic rooms to experience a fresh, fun encounter with God! All pre-schoolers are registered by their parents in the Children's Foyer, on the east side of the main facility before going to their rooms. Elementary children are registered by their parents at the Faith Factory, located across the parking lot.CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE!

Our Missionaries The Kapustinski Family info / update The McBane Family info / update The Seauve Family info / update The Varghese Family info / update Compassion International Children Sarath Magendran info Raja Sandhya info Our Mission Trips 2011 - Appalachian Mountains 2011 - El Salvador

Our Story began in December of 2004, when a small group of believers met at the home of Larry & Rosanne Petton in Springdale, AR and shared their vision for a new non-denominational church with a contemporary-style worship format in the Tontitown, AR area. Tontitown had few churches, but was on the cusp of tremendous growth. Those who were part of that historic meeting were: Keith & Missi Truitt, Ken & Twila Durrett, Nathan & Raelene Hudson, Jake Naramore, Don & Susan Dalton and the Petton’s. This group, which later became our Advisory Team, had such a positive spirit, sincere love for one another and deep faith in what they believed God was doing. Cross Pointe Community Church was birthed in that meeting with the purpose statement of “Building relationships with God, family, friends and our world.”In January of 2005 a 10,000 sq. ft. lease building was discovered on Highway 412 in Tontitown. A lease was signed by members of that group and plans were drawn for remodeling the building into a unique worship center with creative rooms for children’s ministry. After 7 months of construction and nearly $200,000 in cost, Cross Pointe held its first public services on Sunday, August 21, 2005 which was attended by over 200.The first year was exciting as the church continued to grow spiritually and numerically. More staff members were added and Life Groups were formed to connect like-minded people together to build relationships. The Cross Pointe family members began finding their places of service and ministry. In August of 2006 the church took possession of the former Mis Panchos restaurant and remodeled it to serve as a Youth/Multi-Purpose building. Known as The Warehouse, this building was an answer to prayer because of limited space and the need for a Youth Worship Service on Sunday mornings. The church’s second year was one of continued relationship building as many people came into a personal relationship with God. Life Groups continued to develop and provide a place for those in the church family to get to know one another and begin to grow in their faith. By our second birthday, it was necessary to begin having two worship services each Sunday to accommodate the crowds. On August 24, 2008 Cross Pointe celebrated our third birthday and on September 7, began having three worship services each week.In December, 2009 we were able to take possession of the Sioux Transportation offices, next door to the Warehouse, and that became the Faith Factory for elementary children. At the same time extensive remodeling was done on the main building to install an indoor playground for children and enlarge the foyer and worship center. That enabled us to accommodate everyone two worship services on Sundays. God continues to bless our church as we build relationships with God, family, friends, and our world.

Cross Pointe is a non-denominational church family with a contemporary worship style. We desire to lead you each Sunday morning into active participation in worship with our excitingworship leader and band. We believe that worship is a whole-life experience that is not limited to a church service. Come and experience our relevant, Christ-centered style of worship as we seek to point you to our Savior each Sunday!

Cross Pointe Community Church is a non-denominational church on a mission to reach those who are unsaved, unchurched and out of church. We purpose to reach those individuals by building relationships with God, family, friends and our world. Those relationships are made right when we know God in the person of His Son, Jesus Christ, who is the only way to enter into Heaven.OUR BELIEFSStatement of Faith:We believe the Bible to be God"s final, perfect Word to man and it is the basis for everything we do at Cross Pointe.We believe that every believer in Christ has the Holy Spirit living within and He is the strength who supplies victory over sin and Satan. This makes each believer a priest unto God and gives him the ability and responsibility to hear God"s voice and follow Him as he is led.We believe that Christ is the Head of the Church and He has gifted His Body with a team of leaders who must work together in unity.We believe that Christ is coming again and we must be busy about reaching those who do not know Him.Core values:* We value the importance of building relationships. * We value the authority and reliability of the Word of God. * We value the privilege of expressive, contemporary worship. * We value the need to build strong family units. * We value all people regardless of their background. * We value the unity of the Spirit. * We value the priority of missions and evangelism. * We value the need of members to know and develop their spiritual gifts.

>>> Scroll bar >>> .Life Groups are the heart of Cross Pointe's small group ministry. They are about connecting like-minded people who want to grow in God and enjoy one another. Life Groups are based on people's personalities and interests, so everyone is free to choose one that works best for them. They meet regularly in homes, coffee shops, parks, lakes and just about anywhere and anytime they choose.!!! IMPORTANT !!!Scroll down to view the full list of groups, then...CLICK HERE TO JOIN A GROUP TODAY!NOTE:We are currently updating the list of spring semester Life Groups.2011-2012 Life GroupsStudy GroupsThe B.I.G. Difference [Ladies’ Bible Study]Every other Wednesday night in TontitownThis group is dedicated to revealing to women how BIG of a God we really serve. A core team of women share personal stories of how God has made a BIG Difference in their lives. Regardless of where you are in your life, God is a BIG God who can and will make a BIG Difference. Learn how by becoming a part of “The BIG Difference” Life Group.Raelene Hudson (479-549-8143)Women of the Bible [Ladies’ Bible Study]Every other Wednesday night in Siloam SpringsA group of ladies in the Siloam Springs area meet together every other week for Bible study, dinner, a time of relationship building and prayer. They are studying Women of the Bible 2, during the fall semester, as they learn more about these women and how they were used by God.Rosanne Petton (479) 238-3145Anointed, Transformed, Redeemed [Ladies’ Bible Study]Every Wed. morning, 8:45-11:30 am, at the churchThis group of ladies of all ages meets at the church for an interactive Bible study. They will be starting with a new study of the book of James, by Beth Moore, this Wednesday morning. This study will inspire ladies to put their faith into action. The study includes daily homework and a weekly session with video. The morning centers around the great study, food, fellowship, and prayer. Childcare is provided and this is a great place for making new friends with a great group of ladies. The cost for the workbook is $16.30.Verna Ikehara (479) 248-1468Financial Peace UniversityEvery other Wednesday, 6:00-8:00 pm, church foyer Would you like to get your finances in order? Do you have a desire to get out of debt and start planning for a financially secure future? Financial Peace University is a Bibically based accountability class that trains people to manage their resources. The class is taught by Dave Ramsey via DVD, followed by a small group discussion. The evening will consist of dinner together, an hour for the video lesson and one hour for the small-group discussion. Build relationships while becoming debt free! Free childcare provided.Harold Heinze (479) 304-2320Faith Lessons 101 [Adult Bible Study]DVD studies by Ray Vander LaanEvery other Wednesday, 6-8 pm, church foyer What would it be like to haul in a miraculous catch of fish at the command of the Lord... or hear the ram's horn sound from Herod's temple at the very moment when Jesus is breathing his last breath? Thanks to Ray Vander Laan, you can understand their significance in a way that transforms your faith today. By weaving together the Bible's fascinating historical, cultural & geographical contexts, historian Ray Vander Laan reveals keen insights into the Scripture's significance for contemporary believers. These illuminating faith lessons, filmed in Israel, offer a new understanding of the Bible that will transform your life. Dinner together with dynamic Bible study and great group discussion... don’t miss! Fall Semester – The Life and Times of the MessiahSpring Semester – The Death and Ressurection of the MessiahPastor Larry & Rosanne Petton (479) 238-3145Buffing up on Bible Basics [Men’s Bible Study]Every other Wednesday 6:00-8:00 pm, at a local restaurant in Tontitown This Life Group for men surveys great doctrines of the Bible... from a study of ANGELS to an overview of the SECOND COMING! Men love meat, especially spiritual meat from the Word. This is a meaty men’s meeting majoring on things that matter most in Scripture! Are you ready to man up?Pastor Larry Petton (479) 200-1027Drill Team [Adult Bible Study]Every other Wednesday night in TontitownCouples and singles of any age are welcome to “drill deep” with this group that will study the book Erasing Hell, study & discuss various contemporary Christian topics including watching several Christian documentaries. They enjoy Bible study, dinner and a great time of “catching up” on everyone’s lives and activities.Bud and Sue Wood (479) 871-0230Ministry GroupsNW AR Children’s ShelterMeets one Saturday per month at The ShelterMeet with other adults who have a great time playing games, making crafts and just being silly with the children at the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter. Building relationships with these children who are in transitional living is a joy for this group. Participants must be at least 18 years of age and a background check will be required. Members will need to pay $11.00 for the background check.Frank and Aileen Jones (479) 841-1878Help for Single MomsOne Saturday morning each monthThis group of men gets together to assist single moms who might need help with their houses, cars or yards. As requests are made known by the moms the men respond with their tools and skills to make their lives a little easier.Chris Stecklein (479) 790-9221Prayer Team1st Sunday of each month at the churchBe involved in the real power behind what God is doing at Cross Pointe and in the individual lives of those in the church family. This group is composed of people who receive prayer requests through e-mail or phone and are available to pray, at home, during the week. This group meets together for lunch, prayer, encouragement and relationship building the first Sunday of each month at the church.Ken Durrett (479) 790-8696Women’s Leadership TeamMeets occasionallyJoin other women who want to be involved in planning special events for the ladies of Cross Pointe. This group meets periodically to plan an annual retreat, a Christmas event, and other fun relationship-building activities for the ladies. Rosanne Petton (479) 238-3145Project: Our ElementaryThis group oversees our partnership with George Elementary School in Springdale. Meeting twice a month, they help with planning and communication between the school and our church so we can minister effectively to the teachers and students.Rosanne Petton (479) 238-3145Compassion House1st Tuesday of each month at The Compassion House (Springdale)Ladies of Cross Pointe build relationships with the young women who live at the Compassion House, a home for those who find themselves in an unplanned pregnancy. They get together to eat, play games, build relationships, and encourage these young mothers-to-be. Tina Priddy (479) 530-5276Nursing HomeSunday mornings, Maples Nursing Home (Har-Ber Meadows)Join a team of people who minister to these senior adults one Sunday morning a month by being a part of a worship service planned especially for them. Build relationships and brighten their day.Ken Durrett (479) 790-8696 Don Olson (479) 248-4957James Childress (479) 283-4498Missions TeamOur church missions team meets monthly to brainstorm ideas for reaching out to our community, places to go on mission trips and ways to minister to the missionaries who we support. They guide our church in "building relationships... with our world".David and Sydney Kapustinski (479) 422-5284Interest-based GroupsCross Pointe Crafters 2nd Tuesday evening of each month, in homes around NW ARCome join others who enjoy crafts and would like to learn new craft skills or teach a craft skill to others. Members will meet monthly to create and fellowship together. Possible crafts would be sewing, embroidery, crochet, knitting, painting, flower arranging, paper crafts, cross stitch, needlepoint, making ornaments, jewelry making, etc. Members will also have the opportunity to create projects for the church to enhance our space, events, and activities. Aileen Jones (479) 841-1878EAT, PRAY, SCRAP 1st Friday evening of each month, at The WarehouseThis is a place to enrich and inspire lives through the common bonds of eating, praying, and scrapbooking. Want to be inspired to cook something new, pray for someone, or complete a scrapbook challenge? This is where you can develop new friendships, share experiences, and help leave your legacy. So, whether you're looking for a new recipe to try, need prayer, or need to find some scrap mojo... you've come to the right place! We have monthly crops to give you a chance to build relationships with other paper crafters, as well as show off a favorite recipe, and pray for each other. This is a great opportunity to invite friends to join in on the fun since there will be scrapbook challenges, games, door prizes, and ministry opportunities. Bring your scrapbook supplies and come join the FUN!!!!! Sarah Martinez (479) 616-8991 Men’s Monday Night FootballEvery Monday night at the churchAre you ready for some football? Join us for the 4 f’s that men need…Faith, Food, Fellowship…and FOOTBALL! We meet every Monday night at 6:00 pm in the Warehouse September through December.Kevin Snavely (479) 856-2080Frank Remson (479) 283-7792Men's Hunting and Fishing Life GroupMen, are you most comfortable in the great outdoors? Do you love to spend your weekends and vacations hunting and fishing? This is the group for you. Meeting once a month they enjoy these pursuits in the company of other men. Events are planned according to the season and weather and some events even include bringing the kids. Stan Sisemore (479) 283-6120Trevor Sisco (479) 790-3645Singles 22nd Friday evening of the monthJoin other singles, 35 years and older, for a fun time once a month. This group enjoys a variety of activities including movies, dinners out, bowling, game nights in homes, hayrides and lots more.Debbie Power (479) 283-8874Young Married Couples1st and 3rd Friday evenings of each monthConnect with other young couples who are navigating married life together. This group is for couples under 30 who are married without children. First Fridays they have fun group dates and third Fridays they share Scripture and food.Bryan and Sara Anderson (252) 646-1852Siloam Springs Couples with Small ChildrenThis is a group for couples of any age, with small children, who would like to connect with other couples in the Siloam area. We're going to keep it informal and pretty laid back, and, of course, children are welcome!Ansen and Dri Bayer (479) 238-4232Parents of Young Children For couples in the Springdale/Tontitown/Fayetteville areaJoin other couples who are in the same stage of life raising young children (lower elementary and younger). This group gets together once a month for fun activities that include the children. It's a great way to meet other young parents and for the kids to have a fun time playing together. Garris and Serena Hudson (479) 549-8345 Eric and Mia Standard (479) 871-2339Bicycling1 or 2 Saturdays per month determined by the weather, FayettevilleWould you like to get some exercise, make new friends and enjoy some beautiful Saturdays this fall and next spring? Then this is the group for you! Meet at Lake Fayetteville or other parks along the trail for a relaxing ride then enjoy a meal together at a restaurant or park along the trail. Don’t think you have to be an avid bicyclist. This group is for recreational riders and routes will follow paved trails and well-marked bike lanes. Eric Godfrey (479) 790-1164Crocheting Every other Wednesday night in a variety of homes Join other ladies who would enjoy crocheting together or would like to learn to crochet. This will be a great place to pick up a new skill or share your expertise with others. Items will be crocheted for personal/family use as well baby items that will be donated to the Compassion House. Debbie Haggard (479) 215-6140Movie Night1st Saturday of each monthExperience movies together! Yes MOVIES! Join us in seeing new releases at the theater or casually watching a flick in the comfort of someone’s home.This group is for those who yearn to meet and build friendships through a common love of the cinema. Dinner, snacks, coffee or ice cream afterwards are always optional. Open to adults (couples and singles) and teenagers.Jay & Laura Grutz (479) 601-6752 & (479) 601-6753Growing With God [Community Garden]Some Saturdays & 1 Tuesday night each monthThe land behind the church will be used for those in the church who would like to grow a garden but don’t have enough space at home or need help in learning how to garden. 10x20 plots will be available for family units to grow the things that they would like. Part of the land will also be used for a garden for those in need. This group is for those who wish to grow their own gardens, those who wish to help grow a garden for those less fortunate and those who want to do both. Some work will begin on Saturdays this fall to till the ground and prepare the garden plots. In the spring family units will work their gardens on their own time and monthly meetings will be one Tuesday night each month beginning in September. Meetings will involve instruction and sharing of information about selecting seeds, plants that are compatible, organic gardening, drying herbs, canning and freezing fresh produce, etc. There will be a small monthly fee next summer to cover the cost of watering the gardens. Mike Curry (479) 721-9951 Healthy CookingMeets one evening each month at the Busse home in Elm Springs. Date to be determined.Learn to prepare healthy meals for yourself and your family from a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner. Get hands-on experience as you cook, gain lots of great knowledge and build relationships.Cynthia Busse (479) 304-6385Yoga for HealthGet healthy and fit in a fun atmosphere every Thursday night from 6:30 to 7:30. This group is led by an instructor with years of experience in exercise and fitness. Meeting in the church foyer, the group practices yoga, minus the Eastern Mysticism, and learns techniques to use at home during the rest of the week.Rita Lamphear (479) 549-8110Winners and Whiners Games Group1st Friday night of each month, 6:30-10:00 pmIf you like to win or just whine come join the fun as we play games such as: Dominos, Cards and other Party Games. Games are quick and easy to learn! Bring your favorite snack as we take turns hosting in each other’s homes. Open to adults (couples and singles) and teenagers.Jay & Laura Grutz (479) 601-6752 & (479) 601-6753Ladies’ Book Club4th Thursday evening of each month, TontitownExperience the joy of reading with others who enjoy both Christian and secular novels and biographies. The Book Club meets for a fun dinner and a lively discussion of the book of the month.Bonnie Sisemore (479) 361-2281Empty Nesters4th Saturday evening of each month in a variety of placesHave fun and build close relationships with others who are in the “empty nest” season of life through a variety of fun activities. This group has such events as game nights, dinners in restaurants, ministry projects, plays and thematic parties as well as spontaneous activities.Larry and Rosanne Petton (479) 238-3145Children’s Choirs Sunday evenings, 5:00-6:00 pm, at the churchJoin the other Cross Pointe kids to prepare for a special Christmas Musical to be performed in December. The musical will involve lots of fun music and drama. The Shining Stars choir is for kids ages 4-7 and the Cross Pointe Kids choir is for those who ages 8-11. CP Kid’s Choir - Stacy Gove (479) 530-8780 Shining Stars - Carrie Remson (479) 283-7086 The Men’s Roundtable One Thursday per month, 6:30-8:30 pm, at a local restaurantWant to connect with other men in a meaningful way? Want some just “guy time” around a good meal? This group allows time and space for guys to connect with each other. The format is simple. We meet for dinner at a restaurant once a month (each guy pays for his own meal) and there is time to visit with other guys during dinner. Frank Jones (479) 841-3010

Candace grew up in Fort Smith but has been a resident of the Fayetteville area for the last 13 years. She has a Masters degree in music education and a PhD in Curriculum Design from the University of Arkansas. In addition to leading worship at Cross Pointe she is a music teacher at The New School in Fayetteville, the director of the University of Arkansas Children's Choir, and a curriculum consultant for various businesses in the Northwest Arkansas area. She and her husband Jeff have been married for five years They have one son, Lucas, and live in Farmington.

Rhonda lives in Siloam Springs with her husband and their three children and spends 20 hours each week overseeing the finances at Cross Pointe. She has a degree in Business from John Brown University and is originally from Kansas.

Kathy lives in Siloam Springs, Arkansas with her husband, Larry, and their five children. She is a native of Ohio and attended Oral Roberts University and William Carey International University. She is the friendly voice who answers the phone when people call Cross Pointe as well as overseeing a host of other duties in the church office.

Rosanne grew up in Texas and has a bachelor’s degree from Dallas Baptist University and a master’s degree from Southwestern Seminary in Ft. Worth. She and her husband, Larry, are the parents of two grown children, Katie and Andy.

Dri grew up near Wichita, KS, but relocated to Siloam Springs to get her Bachelors in Youth Ministries at John Brown University. It was there she met and married her husband of 4 years, Ansen. They both fell in love with Siloam Springs, and decided to stay. Dri and Ansen attended CrossPointe as young married college students and after several years away, they are excited to return home. Dri and Ansen are expecting their first child in January.

Garris grew up in Siloam Springs, Arkansas and earned both bachelors and masters degrees from the University of Arkansas in Agricultural Education. He became the full-time Student Pastor at Cross Pointe in May of 2009. In April of 2011 Garris also became the College Pastor. He and his wife, Serena, have one son, Gabriel, and live in Springdale.

Randy is a graduate of East Texas Baptist University and has his master’s degree from Southwestern Seminary. He is a native of Louisiana and has a great heart for children. He and his wife, Tammy, have two grown daughters, Ashley and Courtney, who both live in Missouri.

Larry grew up in Dallas and has pastored churches in Texas and Arkansas for over 30 years. He has a bachelor’s degree from Dallas Baptist University, a master’s degree from Southwestern Seminary and a doctorate from Luther Rice Seminary. In addition to pastoring Cross Pointe he is the headquarters chaplain at Tyson Foods in Springdale. He has been married to his wife Rosanne for 36 years.Due to excessive number of emails I receive daily, I ask that you facebook message me instead. Click here to view my page!

OUR PURPOSE:The Cross Pointe College Ministry exists to build relationships with students by loving, mentoring, and equipping them to become a part of the body of Christ. As such, we are really interested in getting you involved, not just with the college group, but with the whole church. There are many opportunities for you to fellowship with other students, volunteer within the church, hang out with the youth group, and grow as an adult in Christ.SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP:Come join us throughout the summer for our Sunday Morning Worship at 10:00 a.m. As always there is begals, muffins, and coffee in the foyer. Then move into the worship center to enjoy great worship and a challenging lesson from Pastor Larry Petton.WEEKLY BIBLE STUDIES:Throughout the school year there are great Bible studies taking place around the area. This is the best way to connect with other college students and get deep into the Word. Below are the Bible studies that will be taken place this year:***CLICK GROUP TO GET DIRECTIONS******CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR GROUP***Matthew & Jenny Voth Co-Ed group for JBU Mondays, 6-8pm 720 N. College, Siloam Springs, AR 72761Keith & Laura Sizemore Co-ed group for UofA, NWACC, and JBU Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30pm 15168 Osage Creek Road, Springdale, AR 72762Don & Susan Dalton All Girls Small Group Wednesdays, 7:30-9:30pm 22373 Schuester Road, Springdale, AR 72762 (between Siloam and Tontitown)

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE CPSM WEBSITEABOUT CPSM:CPSM is a student driven ministry. 1 Timothy 4:12 says, “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith, and in purity.” We have called 1 Timothy 4:12 the “Great Commission” for teenagers.At CPSM we believe students can make a huge difference in the lives of others. CPSM is a ministry focused on building relationships, growing spiritually, developing the HABITS of a growing Christian, having fun in a way that honors Christ, and most of all leading others to Christ. Because CPSM is a student ministry, students help lead the direction this ministry goes.We believe that the Bible is 100% truth. We believe that Jesus Christ was the son of God, died for our sins, and three days later rose from the dead. We believe that the only way to heaven is by excepting Jesus as your Lord and Savior (Romans 10:9).WEEKLY EVENTS:The HypeWhen: Wednesday's - 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.Where: The WarehouseDescription: This is an exciting worship service. There is food, fellowship, games, great worship, and powerful messages.Sunday Morning WorshipWhen: Sunday's (1st Service) - 9:00 a.m.Where: The WarehouseDescription: Join us every Sunday Morning for worship, fellowship, and break-out small groups. This is a great way to get feed every Sunday Morning.Sunday Nite LifeDescription: "Small groups, with big purposes". If you want to grow spiritually, connect with other students, and just have fun, Sunday Nite Life is what you have been waiting for. Sunday Nite Life is the perfect way to connect with studetns your own age and dig deep into the Word. They meet at various host homes around the Springdale area every Sunday nite. Below is a list of groups and times they meet: MIDDLE SCHOOL GROUPMeets from 5:30-7:30 p.m.Moser's Home21694 S. Hwy 112Springdale, Ar 72762JR. HIGH GROUPMeets from 6:00-8:00 p.m.Martin's Home2704 Hyatt AvenueSpringdale, AR 72762HIGH SCHOOL GROUPMeets from 6:00-8:00 p.m.Schnippel's Home3151 Woodbridge RoadSpringdale, AR 72762CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE CPSM WEBSITE

Contact UsCross Pointe Community Church1174 Highway 412 WestTontitown, ARclick here for DIRECTIONS (provided by Google Maps)cpcc@crosspointenwa.comphone. (479) 361-9922fax. (479) 361-9932

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Cross Pointe Community Church1174 Highway 412 West Tontitown, AR(479) 361-9922

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