Device Return Process All borrowed laptops, devices, or equipment must be returned to the IT Department immediately upon completion of use. Any outdated or unused equipment—including computers, laptops, and copier/scanne...

Non-Cash Donations: Vehicles, Boats, Land, Furniture, and Other Items Overview Crosspoint Church accepts non-cash donations including vehicles, boats, land, furniture, and other physical items. These gifts can be a valua...

Excess Furniture and Equipment: Removal Process Any furniture or office décor purchased by Crosspoint Church—including desks, chairs, whiteboards, lamps, and similar items—remains the property of the church. These items ...

Before Hurricane Season: March and April Each campus should complete the following annually: Campus Readiness Assign a Hurricane Response Team with primary and backup contacts Identify who returns immediately after a sto...

Understanding Certificates of Insurance (COIs) for Church Vendors and Contractors A Certificate of Insurance (COI) is a document issued by an insurance company or broker that verifies a vendor, contractor, freelancer, or...

Understanding Our Tax-Exempt Status Crosspoint Church operates as a tax-exempt organization under IRS 501(c)(3) guidelines. This status provides significant financial and legal benefits, but it also requires strict compl...

Trustees – Role and Responsibility Trustees serve as the governing body with ultimate oversight responsibility for Crosspoint Church’s physical and operational integrity. Their primary focus is ensuring that all campuses...

Financial Reporting Expectations To ensure financial transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making across Crosspoint Church, monthly financial reporting provides leadership with a clear and accurate view of ...