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Greetings in the name of our wonderful Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!
Allow me to take this opportunity to say how honored we would be by your
presence at Cross Culture Christian Church. We would love to have you
visit with us.
Our desire is to help people discover and live the new and abundant life
that only Jesus Christ can give. If we can help you on your journey then
please let us know. We hope to be a blessing and encouragement to you
personally in the very near future.
Dr. Korbet Swope
Allow me to take this opportunity to say how honored we would be by your
presence at Cross Culture Christian Church. We would love to have you
visit with us.
Our desire is to help people discover and live the new and abundant life
that only Jesus Christ can give. If we can help you on your journey then
please let us know. We hope to be a blessing and encouragement to you
personally in the very near future.
Dr. Korbet Swope
| service time |
| service etiquette |
| what to expect |
| children's ministry |
| handicap accessibility |
| location |
Eastgate Town Center is built on the site of the Brainerd Mission named in honor of David Brainerd a
missionary to the Cherokee Indians. Brainerd’s life was an inspiration to the missionaries serving
here because of his sacrificial love for God and people. The Mission, established in 1817, was built
to reach the Cherokee with the gospel of Jesus Christ and operated successfully for 21 years. It was
shut down by the government’s removal of the Cherokee via the “Trail of Tears” in 1838. It is an
unquenchable spirit of love for God and people that is represented here where servants of Christ
poured out their lives for His gospel. Now 168 years after the close of the Brainerd Mission, this place
has again become a base of operations for the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
missionary to the Cherokee Indians. Brainerd’s life was an inspiration to the missionaries serving
here because of his sacrificial love for God and people. The Mission, established in 1817, was built
to reach the Cherokee with the gospel of Jesus Christ and operated successfully for 21 years. It was
shut down by the government’s removal of the Cherokee via the “Trail of Tears” in 1838. It is an
unquenchable spirit of love for God and people that is represented here where servants of Christ
poured out their lives for His gospel. Now 168 years after the close of the Brainerd Mission, this place
has again become a base of operations for the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
10:AM Sunday
Please turn off cell phones and pagers before the service begins
Please do not move around during the teaching or prayer time
Please take crying or disruptive children out of the service
Please sit in the back if you know you have to leave early
Please do not move around during the teaching or prayer time
Please take crying or disruptive children out of the service
Please sit in the back if you know you have to leave early
What to wear
Dress up or down as you like. We are extremely casual and don't believe your choice of clothing
impresses God.
Praise and Worship
We usually begin our service with a time of high energy praise and deep feeling worship.
Teaching
Next we open the Bible for a time of life instruction.
Offering
We do not pass an offering plate during the service but have provided a box on the table at the back to
receive tithes and offerings.
Dress up or down as you like. We are extremely casual and don't believe your choice of clothing
impresses God.
Praise and Worship
We usually begin our service with a time of high energy praise and deep feeling worship.
Teaching
Next we open the Bible for a time of life instruction.
Offering
We do not pass an offering plate during the service but have provided a box on the table at the back to
receive tithes and offerings.
Children's ministry is provided from birth to 12 years of age
Please provide diapers, wipes, and a plastic bag with a spare outfit for your child as needed
Please provide diapers, wipes, and a plastic bag with a spare outfit for your child as needed
All areas of Eastgate Town Center are handicap accessible
We do not currently provide wheelchairs
We do not currently provide wheelchairs
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