Seek the living among the living
“For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds.” (2 Corinthians 10:4)
A new day every day! Celebrate Recovery is a Christian-based, safe place to learn how to be FREE from hurts, habits, and hang-ups.
Our Deeper Still post-abortion healing retreats offer hope, healing and freedom from the pain and emotional trauma of a past abortion(s).
You're invited to join us for a fun day of celebration for the whole family! There will be lots of door prizes, food, face-painting. We've special-ordered beautiful weather and lots of sunshine!
Friday, Saturday & Sunday, June 28, 29, & 30Doors open at 6PM; Program starts at 7PMFirst Church of the Nazarene2734 S. Washington St.www.kokomonaz.org(765) 453-7078 Come celebrate our nation's independence!
Eight Days of Hope has traveled the country loving and serving families by helping them rebuild their homes for free after natural disasters! Now, Eight Days of Hope is launching a new initiative called Eight Days of Hope – Buffalo!
John Branyan is Kokomo’s favorite local Christian comedian, and he’s coming to Cross America! John’s “Shakespeare” version of The Three Little Pigs has been viewed millions of times, and his book “A Triune Tale of Diminutive Swine” is in its third reprinting. John is featured on nine recorded comedy projects with people like Ken Davis, David Jeremiah, … Continue reading "John Branyan and Kenny Evans Comedy"
Youth groups and young adults groups are invited to a night of worship, praise and great speakers on Saturday, August 10th. This FREE event is the first time The Rock has held their event outside of Tipton. They are excited to bring this worship opportunity to Kokomo and to Cross America.
Our favorite artist, Kathy McDonald, will walk us through creating a lovely wood piece for our homes or work place. Thursday, August 22nd is the date and 40 spots are available. Get your tickets now! Click here to order tickets, or you can purchase tickets at the Doubting Thomas Cafe inside Cross America.
A young man’s life hangs in the balance as a trial jury meets behind closed doors to debate his guilt or innocence. Did he kill his father? Or is there reasonable doubt? What is justice, and how do we achieve it? You will be on the edge of your seat as a dozen men with different viewpoints try to agree on one verdict. This classic American drama from the 1950s could have been written yesterday with its provocative look at power, prejudice, and clashing perspectives.