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Budgeting Process Overview Fiscal Year The fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. Budget Timeline The annual budgeting process follows a structured timeline to ensure proper planning, review, and approval: January – Bu...
Refund Guidelines for Tuition, Food, Trips, Bargain Box, and Other Payments All refunds must be issued in the same form of payment as originally received. No exceptions. Refunds will not be processed until funds have ful...
Cryptocurrency Policy Aug 20, 2026
Cryptocurrency Policy 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 curr...
Tithe and Offering Refund Policy Purpose: To provide clear guidance on how Crosspoint handles requests for refunds related to tithes and offerings. Tithes and offerings are given as voluntary contributions to support the...
Restricted vs. Unrestricted Accounts Understanding the difference between restricted and unrestricted funds is critical for proper stewardship, compliance, and financial reporting. Every dollar given must be handled acco...
Reimbursement for Personal Funds Used for Church Purchases Reimbursement is intended for situations where personal funds are used to cover approved ministry or operational expenses on behalf of Crosspoint Church. The goa...
Approved Payment Methods for Tax-Exempt Church Purchases The following payment methods are approved for church purchases: Church credit card Church check ACH or approved vendor payment  The following payments are NO...
Copiers and Printers Aug 20, 2026
Copiers and Personal Printers All copier and personal printer services for Crosspoint Church must go through the approved company used by Crosspoint. Copier Contracts and Agreements All copier contracts, leases, renewals...
Campus Winterization (Freeze Protection) To standardize winterization of irrigation, sprinkler, and exterior water fixtures across all Crosspoint campuses, reducing risk of freeze-related damage, service disruption, and ...
Social Media Accounts Aug 20, 2026
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...
Client Intake Guidelines Purpose: To ensure all new clients complete required documentation, that insurance coverage is verified when applicable, and that informed consent is established prior to the first clinical sessi...
Billing, Payment, and Insurance Guidelines This policy outlines the procedures for billing, payment collection, insurance claims processing, and client financial responsibility. The objective is to ensure consistent fina...
Counseling Center Fee Structure Guidelines These guidelines establish the framework for billing, payment collection, insurance claims processing, and client financial responsibility for Crosspoint Counseling Center. The ...
Non-Owned Auto Driving Process (HNOA) (Volunteers ONLY) Our Hired & Non-Owned Auto (HNOA) insurance requires us to verify every driver's personal insurance and driving record before they drive on behalf of Crosspoint...
Central Benevolence Guidelines Purpose: Benevolence funds exist to serve people in our local communities who are facing hardship. This plan ensures those funds are actively used, consistently managed, and aligned across ...
Review the approved response guidance for unauthorized recording and First Amendment auditor situations during Crosspoint services.
Hurricane Preparedness Timeline   Phase 1 – Tropical System Identified (14–10 Days Before Potential Impact)   Objective: Begin monitoring and early planning.   Operations Team Send a daily leadership weath...
Service Postponement or Cancellation Authority The Executive Pastor of Ministries serves as the final decision-maker regarding the postponement or cancellation of services across all Crosspoint campuses. This decision wi...
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a security measure that requires users to verify their identity using two or more authentication factors before gaining access to a system. This adds...
...forceable and apply consistently across all campuses and departments. Examples: Approved payment methods Tax-exempt usage rules Contract review requirements  Guidelines Guidelines provide direction on how to operate...