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Cryptocurrency Crosspoint does not accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment or donation at this time. This includes, but is not limited to: Bitcoin (BTC) Ethereum (ETH) Any other digital or blockchain-based currencies&...
Contracts, Leases, and Agreements All contracts, leases, event agreements, or any other legal documents must be submitted to the Director of Operations for review prior to approval. Signatures Only authorized representat...
6.1.9 OSHA May 1, 2026
OSHA & Workplace Safety at Crosspoint Church Responsibility and Expectations The safety of our staff, volunteers, and guests is a priority at Crosspoint Church. While churches are not always required to comply with O...
6.1.8 Busted Pipes May 1, 2026
Busted Pipes – What to Do Busted or frozen pipes can cause significant damage in a short amount of time, including flooding, property loss, and disruption to church operations. Immediate action and awareness are critical...
Introducing Crosspoint Accounting Team Director of Operations – Christopher Cate – ccate@crosspoint.church Accountant – Justin Smith (CPA) – jusmith@crosspoint.church Accounts Payable (invoices and bills) – pory@cro...
Financial Whistleblowing & Misuse of Funds Crosspoint Church is committed to the highest standards of financial integrity, stewardship, and accountability. Every dollar entrusted to us is given for ministry, and we t...
Church Management Database (What It Is and What It Is Not) The Church Management Database (Shelby Systems) is the centralized system used to manage people, giving, and engagement across the church. It supports ministry, ...
Service Postponement or Cancellation Authority The Director of Operations serves as the final decision-maker regarding the postponement or cancellation of services across all Crosspoint campuses. This decision will be ma...
5.1.43 Technology May 1, 2026
Technology “Do Not Do” List Protect Crosspoint systems, data, and people by clearly outlining actions that are not acceptable. 1. Do Not Share Passwords Passwords are personal credentials and must never be shared—verball...
Cybersecurity Incident Reporting What to Do When Something Isn’t Right Cybersecurity incidents can happen quickly—and how we respond in the first few minutes matters. If you see something unusual or believe information m...
Equipment Checkout – What You Need to Know From time to time, you may need to use shared technology equipment for ministry or events. This article outlines how to properly check out, use, and return equipment so it remai...
Technology Purchasing – What You Need to Know Technology purchases at Crosspoint are handled with intentionality to ensure alignment, stewardship, and long-term support. This process protects both your ministry and the o...
Event Technology Requests – What You Need to Know To ensure every event is supported with excellence and consistency, all technology-related requests must be coordinated through the appropriate team and submitted with su...
Website Update Requests To ensure timely and accurate updates to Crosspoint’s website, all requests must follow the process below. Submission Process All website update requests should be sent to mtaylor@crosspoint.churc...
Social Media Accounts Social media is a powerful tool for ministry and communication. To ensure alignment, consistency, and proper oversight, all ministry-related accounts must follow an approved process. Approval Requir...
Software Purchase & Budget Approval Before purchasing or signing up for any software—especially paid tools—it’s important to ensure alignment, security, and proper stewardship of resources. What to Do First Confirm b...
Software Approval Process – What You Need to Know To protect Crosspoint’s data, systems, and financial stewardship, all software must be reviewed and approved before use—especially before any purchase is made. Do Not Sig...
Lost Personal Device – What to Do If a personal device (phone, tablet, or laptop) that has access to Crosspoint systems is lost or stolen, immediate action is required to protect church data and your personal information...
Security Expectations for Personal Devices Personal devices (phones, tablets, laptops) may occasionally be used to access Crosspoint systems. While this provides flexibility, it also introduces risk. This article outline...
Use of Personal Devices for Work Overview At times, employees may need to access Crosspoint systems using a personal device (phone, tablet, or computer). While this is permitted when necessary, it must be done in a way t...