How It All Began
CrossPointe Church was started on October 5, 1996, under the name of RocketCity Community Church, in Huntsville, Alabama, by Reverend Bruce W. Martin. The church was designated as a non-denominational church, but was also affiliated with the Madison Baptist Association (under the Southern Baptist Convention) and also the Willow Creek Association.
In August of 2002, the Elder Team along with the church body, called Pastor John Dees as the full time teaching Elder. In December 2002, it was decided that RocketCity Community Church would change its name to CrossPointe Church, and "The Point of New Beginnings" was incorporated into our logo.
In 2003, as CrossPointe Church continued to hold services at the corner of Slaughter Road and Eastview Drive in the former home of Madison Bible Church, the rate of growth soon dictated that the church would need a larger space. The property at the corner of Eastview Drive and Hughes Road (formerly the home of Madison Baptist Church) was purchased and an extensive renovation project was undertaken. After about a year and a half of hard work, the church moved into a location at 719 Hughes Road, Madison, on October 31, 2004.
CrossPointe Church was started on October 5, 1996, under the name of RocketCity Community Church, in Huntsville, Alabama, by Reverend Bruce W. Martin. The church was designated as a non-denominational church, but was also affiliated with the Madison Baptist Association (under the Southern Baptist Convention) and also the Willow Creek Association.
In August of 2002, the Elder Team along with the church body, called Pastor John Dees as the full time teaching Elder. In December 2002, it was decided that RocketCity Community Church would change its name to CrossPointe Church, and "The Point of New Beginnings" was incorporated into our logo.
In 2003, as CrossPointe Church continued to hold services at the corner of Slaughter Road and Eastview Drive in the former home of Madison Bible Church, the rate of growth soon dictated that the church would need a larger space. The property at the corner of Eastview Drive and Hughes Road (formerly the home of Madison Baptist Church) was purchased and an extensive renovation project was undertaken. After about a year and a half of hard work, the church moved into a location at 719 Hughes Road, Madison, on October 31, 2004.
Expanding the Vision
In 2006, the church facility expanded once again with the purchase of the former Madison Baptist Parsonage behind the church at 808 Eastview Drive, which was renovated to house staff offices and a conference room. Classroom space was added to the gymnasium, and two brand new modular units were also purchased and placed behind the church to house the Youth Ministry and the Singles Ministry. Renovations were completed to these projects in the summer of 2007.
In 2006, the church facility expanded once again with the purchase of the former Madison Baptist Parsonage behind the church at 808 Eastview Drive, which was renovated to house staff offices and a conference room. Classroom space was added to the gymnasium, and two brand new modular units were also purchased and placed behind the church to house the Youth Ministry and the Singles Ministry. Renovations were completed to these projects in the summer of 2007.
Where We Are
On June 29, 2014, we held our first service in our new building at 78 Hughes Road across the street from the YMCA. The additional space provided by this facility will enable our congregation to expand outreach in the local community while our ministries are empowered to achieve their full potential in growing God's Kingdom.
On June 29, 2014, we held our first service in our new building at 78 Hughes Road across the street from the YMCA. The additional space provided by this facility will enable our congregation to expand outreach in the local community while our ministries are empowered to achieve their full potential in growing God's Kingdom.
Where We are Heading
In 2022, we celebrated twenty years as CrossPointe Church. We pause to reflect, at the point of brokenness all can do is look up at the cross. We thank God for the countless people that have been touched by the Word of God at our facility.
The church is a member of the Madison Baptist Association (Southern Baptist Convention) and it continues its non-denominational status.
We pray that you will join us in our efforts to reach and teach as many for Christ Jesus as God will give us. As we continue to love God, love others, and serve the world.
In 2022, we celebrated twenty years as CrossPointe Church. We pause to reflect, at the point of brokenness all can do is look up at the cross. We thank God for the countless people that have been touched by the Word of God at our facility.
The church is a member of the Madison Baptist Association (Southern Baptist Convention) and it continues its non-denominational status.
We pray that you will join us in our efforts to reach and teach as many for Christ Jesus as God will give us. As we continue to love God, love others, and serve the world.
