By: Rhiannon Morrison What started with setting up the Anyone Pray table, I later left with a full heart — and a far deeper understanding of why Anyone Pray exists. The other day, I had the privilege of attending Crossroads’ Prayer Volunteer Appreciation Day — a gathering to honour the men and women who show…
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Crossroads is excited to announce the release of “Our Daily Bread,” the latest worship single from Royal Anthems, available on all major streaming platforms beginning June 2. Rooted in Scripture and inspired by a shared desire to unite believers in worship, “Our Daily Bread” reflects Royal Anthems’ ongoing mission to bring the Church together through Spirit-led music. The song…
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Trees don’t grow strong on their own. Beneath the surface, hidden from view, their roots stretch far beyond what we can see. They reach toward one another, weaving together, forming an unseen network of strength. In that quiet connection, they share what’s needed. They reinforce each other. And when the wind rises or the drought…
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Thursday, November 5, 2026 | 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (EST) Crossroads Christian Communications Inc., Burlington, ON Leadership matters—because when a leader grows, everyone benefits. This November, Crossroads is proud to host GLS2026, bringing the world-renowned Global Leadership Summit to Burlington for a powerful one-day leadership experience designed to inspire, equip, and challenge you. What Is…
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A new worship collection by Canadians, for the Church in Canada BURLINGTON, ON — Royal Anthems will release its second full-length album on April 24, 2026, featuring songs from its Second National Gathering and a new track, “Heal Our Land.” The gathering, held at Crossroads Unity Commons in Burlington, ON, brought together songwriters and worship…
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Royal Anthems is releasing a new standalone worship song, “Come and See,” on April 17, one week ahead of its second full-length album, arriving April 24. The song was written by Avri Paul, Tim Koziol, and Joel Auge. But the story behind the song points to something deeper than a release. It reflects a growing…
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“He shall have dominion also from sea to sea…” — Psalm 72:8 In a shifting world, many are searching for hope and stability. As we stay grounded in the Living Word, we’re reminded that prayer is not our last response-it’s our first. Across Canada, people are coming together in the Strong & Free movement, lifting…
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In response to the ongoing grief within the Tumbler Ridge community, Crossroads is partnering with New Life Assembly to extend the 24/7 Anyone Pray prayer line across the region, ensuring compassionate and confidential support is available at any time. Grief does not pass quickly or neatly. It often comes in waves, sometimes quiet and sometimes…
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Clean water is the heartbeat of every northern Ugandan home. It’s the fragile line between sickness and survival, the daily choice between fear and the comfort of knowing your family can drink, cook, and live without harm. It is the foundation of life, health, and opportunity, and yet thousands of people still lack access to…
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Watch. Pray. Stand Steady. It’s hard not to feel the weight of the headlines right now. Conflicts are intensifying. Leadership is shifting. The world feels unsettled. Even when events are happening far away, the uncertainty can still touch our hearts. Kevin Shepherd, CEO of Crossroads and YES TV affirms, “It’s right that we care. Scripture…
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Four years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the headlines have moved on—but the hardship has not. For millions of Ukrainians, war is not a chapter that closed.It is the air raid siren that interrupts sleep.The long line for supplies.The empty chair at the family table. It is parents making impossible choices, and children growing…
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