Missions

firmly rooted in the fabric of Crosby Community Church

As a church plant, we know first-hand the power that comes from believers stepping out in faith to grow the kingdom of God. This is why we’re actively engaged in our community and our world through serving others and sharing Christ with them. You can help us change the world around us.

PRAY

One of the most important things you can do is pray for our unconnected neighbors, our missionaries, and our ministry partners.

GIVE

Not all are called to go, but some are called to support through financial resources. We have missionaries and ministry partners serving all over the world, taking the gospel to the ends of the earth. It’s our job to help them get there.

GO

Crosby Community Church travels here and around the globe on missions journeys–short-term trips for the purpose of serving a people group in a particular way. From Bible translations for unreached people groups, to pastor training in Asia, to church plants in Europe, our primary goal is to share the good news of Christ with those we meet and serve.

Kim Johnson

(Northwestern University)

Campus Crusade for Christ is a college ministry that is dedicated to winning, building, and equipping followers for Christ! Kim Johnson has been ministering with Campus Crusade for many years. She is currently the Team Leader for the Northwestern University campus staff and is also involved in organizing international missions projects and Spring Break projects.

Losnach Family

(Brazil)

Natal & Sonia were raised in Brazil and have claimed Acts 26:18 - "To open their eyes and to turn them from darkness to light" as their life verse. In addition to pastoring a church in Campinas, Natal also teaches at a Bible Institute located in their church.

Orcales Family

(Philippines)

Edgar and Ana Orcales are Filipino missionaries who are bringing the message of Christ to their Philippine community. They are sponsored through Independent Baptist Mission For Asians with support from multiple churches including CBCH. Edgar and Ana have two children, Jireh and Kathryn. Jireh recently graduated from bible college and is raising support to work in the ministry alongside his father.

Bryan and Deyna

(Turkey)

Bryan and Deyna live in Turkey where the overwhelming majority religion is Islam. Their mission is to establish Bible-based churches in the land that is often discussed in the New Testament. They have a great love for the Turkish people and are excited about the work with which they are involved. As they have faithfully carried on their work, they have been encouraged by the response they are receiving.

Matt Wallin

(Highland Heights Baptist)

Matt grew up at Crosby Community Church and is a Northern Kentucky University graduate. While a student at NKU, Matt became very involved with Baptist Campus Ministries and ministering to college students. After graduation Matt did an internship with the BCM at Virginia Tech for a year and is currently ministering to students through the BCM at NKU. His responsibilities include discipling student leaders and working with international students. Matt is also currently on staff at Highland Heights Baptist Church.

Missionaries in Asia

(Asia)

We are excited to support missionaries as they work alongside the persecuted church in an undisclosed mission field in Asia. Please pray for them as they share God’s amazing love to people who may have never heard the name of Jesus.

Robert & Lauren Reese

(Lawrenceburg, IN)

Robert and Lauren (and Asher) are a part of the Crosby Community Church family. After graduating from Liberty University, Robert and Lauren are currently ministering to the youth at Community Fellowship Church. After gaining some valuable experience, their ultimate desire is to serve the Lord as missionaries.

Zach Lonneman

(St. Louis, MO)

My freshman year of college a Campus Outreach staff member shared the Gospel with me, and for the first time, what little I knew of who God was started to come together. Since then God has changed my life in a lot of ways. During my senior year I started to look around my life, seeing my friends and teammates who didn't know Christ, and saw that these men were lost and had put their hope in things that would not and could not save them. I realized that by not sharing what I know to be truth with them, I was leaving them to walk in their blindness.