Come as you are and worship with a community of believers from all walks of life. We strive to walk alongside each other with Christ as our leader.
An informal contemporary style, uplifting praise music, and daily life application sermons help to transform our lives.
As we learn and grow together to find our purpose and meaning, we live out God's plan for us in the world.
Pastor Rebecca Craig is a native of Lincoln, Nebraska. She served from 2009-2015 at First Lutheran in Kearney, NE, and then from 2015-2024 at Immanuel Lutheran in Palm City, FL. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Nebraska—Lincoln, and received her Master of Divinity from Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN. Prior to ministry, Pr. Rebecca worked in Story Development for Disney Feature Animation in Burbank, CA. While these two phases in life may seem very divergent, she has found art to be an integral part of her faith expression, and frequently leads classes and Bible studies that incorporate artistic endeavors. “I’m passionate about people finding ways to connect to the divine, whether that be through study, art, music, service, or ritual. A faith community should be one of the primary places people are able to experience the love of God, where we are the hands and feet of Christ that can bring healing and wholeness to their lives. At Crossroad, all are not merely welcome, but embraced.”
I became compelled to run for council for several reasons and here are the two most important:
I believe these qualities will serve the council and congregation in many ways.
A 30 year Navy veteran, Emergency Medicine provider and member of Crossroad Lutheran since 2018. Happily married for over 23 years with Lisa, a father of 3, originally from Chicago area until joined the Navy, and home in Florida since 2016. Looking forward to continued service and being an active member of our Crossroad family
I've been blessed to serve on council! This will be my third year. I'm a child of the most high! Amen.
Lisa Lowe has been on Church Council for the last two years heading the Education Committee. She works full time for an Automobile Insurance Company working in the claims department. She is married and has two grown children. She is a native Floridian and was born and raised in South Florida and moved to North Florida from Miami, in 2014. The generous and loving Crossroad Community has been a blessing in her life, and she loves to encourage our youth to grow in the word of God.
I have been a member of Crossroad since 2005. Serving on council as the Secretary for 4 years helped prepare me to serve as your Worship lead. This involves setting up worship team schedules, maintaining paraments, banners and other supplies needed. I feel very blessed to have many of you serving on teams and welcome all to join a team! Growing up as a pastor's daughter has set me up with a strong faith foundation. My servant heart is thankful for the opportunity to serve Crossroad Lutheran Church in many ways.
I’ve been a member of Crossroad Lutheran Church since 2018, and I’m honored to serve as the Fellowship Team Lead. I was drawn to Crossroad Lutheran because of the genuine sense of community I found here, and I truly believe that one of God’s greatest gifts to us is the fellowship we share with one another. I feel called to help bring people together, creating spaces where relationships can deepen and our faith can grow.
In addition to my role on the Fellowship Team, I’m also a member of the praise band and involved in the quilting ministry. I love using my musical gifts and creativity to serve the church, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to connect with others in these ways.
Outside of church, I enjoy hiking, playing Dungeons & Dragons, and spending time with my family and friends. I’m passionate about building community, both inside and outside the church, and I’m excited to see how God continues to work through our shared fellowship.
My grandfather, a Lutheran pastor, passed away before I was born but my grandmother was a true blessing. Because of her, I went to a Lutheran school through fifth grade. My fondest memories of Christmas Eve were singing at church with my classmates, getting a stocking full of fruit as a gift (simpler times) and getting to ring the church bells that literally pulled you off your feet 🔔. After college I worked as an advertising executive for a newspaper, and then a radio/tv station, and also got my real estate license. I married my high school sweetheart (it’s hard to believe we recently celebrated our 47th anniversary). Due to his job, we moved to the DC area where our son was born. I worked as a surgical assistant at our veterinarian’s hospital until landing a job as a legal secretary just 5 blocks from the White House. We relocated to Atlanta where I started working for Hallmark as an assistant manager. After moving here, I worked for Headquarter Library for 14 years. We have been at Crossroad Lutheran church for at least 20 years. Pastor once told me “Let your children see you doing something for the church that you may not have wanted to do but did it anyway because it was to God’s glory” so when Kelly asked me to work as Stewardship chairperson, I was glad to start serving. It wasn’t until joining Bible studies and helping at church that I truly understood you get more out of church when you’re giving your time and not just your financial support. Although pride can be a bad thing, I’m truly proud of all the ways our church supports the people in our community that need help. It feels really good knowing that this is what God wants from us and more.
I felt compelled to serve as the church property team lead because it offers a meaningful way to give back to a community that has significantly shaped my life and allows me to serve God through stewardship. The church has been a cornerstone of support, faith, and fellowship, and I see this role as an opportunity to ensure that its physical space continues to be a welcoming and well-maintained environment for all. Additionally, my involvement in scouting has instilled in me a sense of duty and service, emphasizing the importance of stewardship and leadership. By combining these values, I can contribute not only to the church’s needs but also fulfill a spiritual calling to serve God by caring for His house. This role allows me to be a role model for others in the community, including young scouts who are learning the importance of service, faith, and responsibility.