Can a church be born twice? Crossroads Baptist Church seems to have lived two lives. Here, at the corner of Northwest Military Highway and Wurzbach Road in San Antonio, this church has a unique story to tell. Crossroads wasn’t always Crossroads. It began in 1976 as a mission of University Park Baptist Church under Pastor James McKee. This wasn’t a new building project then, but a vision to serve the Northwest part of San Antonio. The church grew and thrived. Fast forward to 1993. Pastor Doug Diehl, a man with a PhD from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, arrived to lead Crossroads. He joined a vibrant church, one committed to leading people to faith, making disciples, fellowship, and service. This commitment continues today with a dedicated staff. Senior Pastor Doug Diehl still leads the congregation, supported by Associate Pastor Stuart, Youth and Young Adult Pastor Ryne Weitzel, Children’s Director Katy, and others. Crossroads isn’t just about Sunday services. They have a Mother’s Day Out program, reflecting their dedication to families and the community. They offer Bible study groups, emphasizing spiritual growth and fellowship. They believe in putting faith into action through service and stewardship. The church has faced challenges and changes over the years, but their core values have remained constant. They focus on a life-giving relationship with God, living by grace, serving others, and promoting healthy families. This dedication extends beyond San Antonio, as Crossroads has a history of missionary work, reflecting a global vision of faith. So, as you stand here, consider the journey of Crossroads Baptist Church. It’s a story of a church born from a vision, led by dedicated pastors and staff, and committed to serving its community and beyond.
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