Recognizing Phishing Attempts Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to gain access to sensitive information—such as passwords, financial data, or internal systems—by pretending to be a trusted source. These attacks most commo...

Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) What is a QCD? A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) is a direct transfer of funds from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to a qualified nonprofit organization, such as ...

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...

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...

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 ...

Operations Team Philosophy The Operations Team exists to make ministry possible. While ministry teams focus on people and discipleship, Operations focuses on creating the systems, environments, and resources that allow t...

Stock Donations Crosspoint Church accepts stock donations throughout the year. Donating appreciated securities can be a tax-efficient way for donors to support the mission. Key Guidelines Stock donations are accepted yea...