Our story is very simple. We have chosen to become followers of Jesus and model our journey based upon the life and example of Patrick of Ireland. His love of people, music, storytelling, creativity and simplicity echoed clearly the life and example of Jesus of Nazareth. Organized religion and structures can often obscure the person and work of Jesus and cause division. We remain intentionally uncomplicated in how we live out our faith in order to demonstrate that Christianity - at its very essence - is about a relationship, not a religion. Jesus simple invitation of, “Come follow me,” forms the heart of our passion and approach. Following Him in our daily lives fills us with purpose, joy, hope, provision and peace. Thanks for visiting our web site. Take this as your invitation to join us in the journey... Rath de ort! (The grace of God be with you)! More about Patrick Crossing...
(One hundred thousand welcomes!)
Where you will learn about Patrick of Ireland who still inspires, 1500 years later...[more...]
Your Gifts To Patrick Crossing: We have designed Patrick Crossing to be ministry intensive and low on overhead. We rely on the Lord and the integrity of our participants to continue to give back a portion of what belongs to Him. We are deeply grateful for your prayers and continued support.
Where you will discover our passion for celtic music; where we play; and how to be a part of celtic music in our community.
A place for people who are hesitant to go to a church, but are not afraid to go to a pub....
Where you will be both amused and enlightened....
Where you will find out about our simple church philosophy and some of the odd places we gather for church!
Patrick Crossing is committed to helping families who are interested in adopting orphans. Our 2011 project family is Tim and Marci Miller, who are in the process of bringing home Isaiah & Thea, both small children from the country of Uganda.
Patrick Crossing participated in the River Run for Orphans on Sept. 17 at Fort Lewis College in Durango. For more info, see:
