At Crossroads, we believe that God has created marriage to be a bless-ing. The Marriage Builders ministry at Crossroads is designed to provide resources that will strengthen your marriage. Our prayer is that as you participate in this ministry, God will strengthen and build up your marriage and that Christ would become the Center of your home! God Bless You! Pastor Corey and Beth Ann God created the marriage relationship to be a reflection of himself in the way we love and cherish our spouse in the spirit of Christ.  Marriage has been under assault ever since the first couple was tempted to sin in the garden.  God's goal for every marriage is oneness, but the attacks on marriage has resulted in isolation.  Crossroads is a place where oneness is promoted and supported through fellowship, teaching, ministry and prayer.  We call this ministry to couples Marriage Builders. The goals of this ministry are: To make Christ the center of the marriage To connect couples in the church through fellowship To create a network of support and accountability To equip couples with tools and resources to enhance their marriage The Marriage Builder’s ministry offers a quarterly event for couples. Events may include: Marriage Enrichment Workshops Church Sponsored “Date Night” Marriage Focused Prayer Time Couples Retreat Small Group Bible Studies Pre-Marital Counseling The best time to put Christ at the center of your marriage is before you get married. Contact our church office to set up an appointment for pre-marital counseling. Marriage Counseling Don’t wait too long to seek biblical counsel if your marriage is in trouble. We encourage you to contact our church office and set an appointment for pastoral counseling. Do you have a passion for helping married couples? Join the Marriage Builders ministry team in helping to plan, organize and serve at the different events. Contact our church office and they will connect you with the ministry team leader. ”Above all, clothe yourselves with love, which binds us all together in perfect harmony.”                                                                                                 Romans 15:5–6