Have not attended in person. However, my adult children now live in Wake Forest, NC and attended the church 2 week ago and are so thrilled with the warm welcome, praise & worship, as well as the solid teaching from the pastor. We as parents, are so thankful they have found a wonderful fellowship. Their 3 sons are delighted with the programs for kids and special needs children as well. God bless your fellowship!! Dr Joy Cannon read more

Crossroads Fellowship has become our church home! Come be uplifted by praise and worship; filled with solid, Bible based teaching; covered in heartfelt prayer; and supported by a strong Christian community! read more

I enjoy meeting new faces from all over the country and the world here at Crossroads. We have one of the most diverse churches I have experienced. Various backgrounds, race, ethnicity, cultures, economic levels, etc are involved. There are great small groups and I'm involved in several. I would certainly recommend this church to anyone who is looking for a place to get connected with Christ and his church. I've truly grown up here my whole life, so I don't have much to compare it to, but I also don't have much to complain about either. You are welcome here! read more

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I decided to give Crossroads a visit after a friend invited me. It was okay, but it was way too huge for my liking, which leads to this... one word that really gets to me is "Assimilate," okay, Christianity is not "The Borg" and while resistance may be futile, Christianity is also not a "robotic" practice that the word would imply. The preaching appeared to be practical, the worship team appeared to be pretty good (although sound quality was a little poor for the quality of musicians and sound equipment they appeared to have). I was actually seated behind a post, so it was difficult to see in front of me. My daughter loved the kids group - seriously, she wanted to make it her church home, but I also don't want to be swayed by her enthusiasm. I think it's okay... if you don't mind the hugeness of it all and the practice of assimilation. They make a bold statement about what they believe in regards to doctrine and values. That's partly what counts in any church. The sheer size of it has kept me from going back. read more

I was Christian all of my life until I converted to Islam and I've never been closer to God or happier in my life. I was a volunteer at crossroads fellowship for preschool and for kindergarten for 3-4 years. I also volunteered in the thrift store for a couple months. When I walked up the lady started panicking and was asking who I was and what I needed when I just wanted to walk into the thrift store. I feel very discriminated and I will not be returning to this church again. Therefore as God chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion , kindness, humility , gentleness and patience. Colossians 3:12. read more

Really enjoy the worship environment and the Bible-focused message. After attending services for a while, I connected with the Young Adults leadership and was quickly plugged into Sunday morning classes and a weekly small group. Crossroads Young Adults community has helped me to foster both spiritual and personal growth while providing a sense of community, I definitely recommend. read more

Been going there three years ... not a member but serve ... From a strictly Gospel perspective and outlook I'm being fed so I give ... I'm growing so I'm blessed ... I've had wonderful fellowship ... I make sure I get my prayer and worship in also so I'm growing... it's no coincidence that their mission statement is Connect Grow Serve Pray and Give... because if you are obedient to God these things happen... if you're going to expect the church to do this for you you will always be disappointed. That being said I'm a dirty rag amongst other dirty rags and yes these people are humans and suffer from sin bad decisions and pride like us all... and this is a non denominational setting with a huge Gospel message and people are getting saved... so if your heart is right and your obedient this will feed you well. read more

Do you attend church, daydream while you are there, then walk out and can't remember a word the minister said? Then you were like me for the past 30 yrs. No more! The senior pastor at Crossroads, Chuck Milian, is fantastic! Educational, entertaining, funny as can be, and right on target. He doesn't preach to you, he ministers. Volunteerism is the mission of this church. Usually, Chuck does mini-series of sermons which address certain deficiencies in our lives (narcissm, hedonism, how to move forward in our lives, etc). You are guaranteed not to forget them and refer back to his guidance years from the attendance date. I promise. I will say, it is a large church; over 3k in attendance each sunday. But, don't let that put you off. It's a warm, welcoming place. If you are in need of a specific ministry, drug/alcohol abuse, physical abuse, want to adopt a child, you name it! Crossroads has it. I've found my home! read more

Update: I have learned that the pastor is a different one from when I attended. One that I actually liked when I went here. That is probably redeemable. I also received a hateful email from one of the members of the church, calling me a liar. So, that takes away from the need to return there. Honestly, why would I attended a place of worship with people that talk to me like this woman did? Years ago the Pastor put the entire church on blast because we supposedly weren't tithing correctly. He told us we lived in a cursed household if we didn't give money like we were supposed to. He was all red-faced and spitting everywhere. I left and I never went back. And I definitely warn people against going if I hear their name brought up. read more

Every now and then you stumble upon something that seems like a great thing and you make your resting place. Crossroads is large- yes! But They have many small groups. When I arrived 8 years ago I thought I had landed in a mini airport. I was thrown off by the size and I wanted to retreat. However, a little " getting lost in the shuffle " was what I needed at the time. Coming from smaller ministries where everyone knows you and expects everything from you.... Crossroads felt like an awesome respite, or break away from the rules. I could go in the sanctuary or I could sit in the walking area and have a coffee. Too casual for my liking at the time, but after a busy week chasing children and being super... I soon realized how the coffee and the sofa and the atmosphere of smiling strangers and the overtones of a positive practical message playing over the speakers ... well that seemed pretty comforting after all. I eventually made my way into the main sanctuary... and at other times I chose the secondary room with tables and chairs instead of the traditional seating. They eventually added a third room that was for more traditional worshippers. The youth activities were exciting and they did win over the hearts of my children very quickly. The options for classes was definitely helpful. I was used to the Bible study that everyone attended on a Wednesday. Crossroads offered financial classes, marriage classes, divorce care classes, single parenting classes, women's classes , men's classes, blended family classes... and more. I had a list of things I wanted to change about the church but I felt strongly that I would only go to another church and find a list there too. As a vocalist and professional performer I wanted to re do the entire music team until I met the worship pastor with a heart for God like no one I had ever encountered. He wasn't showy and he loved to serve. He's gone now after 9 years of service there but he raised other leaders to take his place. I learned that it wasn't about the quality but the leader's hearts. I do visit other ministries from time to time but I keep finding myself back in this great ministry. It's a great place for a timid believer to start. A great place for a seasoned but burnt out believer to regain a connection. This is not an arm twist because I believe in freedom to go wherever you feel loved, but I do encourage some who feel interested to give it a try. The diversity has grown and is still growing. My son is not the only African American in his classes although he may be one of 5 when the rest ( 15 or more) may be white. But to each his Own because that doesn't bother me. As for the comment about tithing... I've never in 8 years heard any pastor speak like that about giving. I often joke that we don't say enough about it. Just know that if it's your first time you definitely don't have to even think of pulling out your wallet and if you come back then we still won't bug you. Come grow at your own pace! No pressure... read more

My favorite church to worship God! The people are kind and helpful. The pastor is always on point.

I went to crossroads with my younger sister, who is in middle school, and they let me hang out with her in the middle school service. Some of the people seemed nice but it doesn't seem morally right in some ways. It seems more like a public school than a church, since a lot of the teens talk really inappropriately, and nobody seems to care. It's way too crowded and you can hardly get through the crowd. read more

Amazing ministry. Do not be bothered by the size of the church membership but the size of the heart of the church. They are large because few churches do what they do as well as they do it. For those that like a smaller worship experience they have great small groups. This is a life changing church. They have practical life build classes, amazing counseling staff and a strong relevant youth ministry. There is room for improvement in area of "Urban Ministry" and diversity so I can understand the previous reviewers comment about the "assimilate" culture. If you can evangelize overseas you should be able to evangelize across the street at Mini-City. I don't get that. Having a separate African ministry that meets after all the good white saints have left the building is not diversity. However, no church is perfect. Overall it is one of the best churches I have seen anywhere. I love the Pastors, I love the fellowship, I love the church. My life is better today because of it! I highly recommend it. read more

Wow, Gina B. put it well. Pastor Chuck dishes out the solid Word in a most understandable way. Pastor Mike also is a very effective teacher. For my wife and I, we were first most impressed overall by the solid teaching at this church. Then, came the body, some great folks in that big crowd, just takes time to get to know them, a fun project! But a great mix of people in this church, the staff, the volunteers, and the "regular" folks, all open and friendly. It's a casual place, no need for "traditional" attire, come as you are, with your heart ready to receive and praise God and connect. The "doctor" is in....Jesus Christ! Lots of activities as well for all parts of the family to be involved in. We're proud to be part of such a dynamic church. read more

CRF - Millbrook is the first church I have joined in my entire adult life, and I have been to plenty all over the country. The first time I attended, I just knew it was my church home. Yes, it's a large church, but the options to attend any of three worship rooms based on your worship style preferences is wonderful. And as big as it is, I never feel "lost", and appreciate the warm welcome and handshake by the pastor each week as service start. There is something for everyone from any walk of life or background to continue, renew or discover their faith and worship with others in a welcoming, diverse environment. And I cannot say enough about the fabulous senior pastors (Chuck & Andy) who always share God's word in a way that touches my soul and renews my faith and spirit. While I don't need childcare, there are options available for families with children of all ages, and a range of service times and groups to get & stay connected in your walk. read more