At Crossroads, we believe no one should have to navigate life’s joys and challenges alone. Whether you’re celebrating a special milestone, facing a difficult season, or simply need someone to listen and pray with you, we’re here to offer care, compassion, and support. Through prayer, pastoral care, and community resources, we seek to share God’s unconditional love and remind you that you are never alone.
Prayer
The prayer team lifts to God all the prayer concerns submitted online and written on Connection Cards during the Sunday worship service. The team is a group of dedicated volunteers who lift up in prayer those who are facing illness, loss, or other crises as well as celebrating joys such as births and marriages.
Community Resources
Pastoral Counseling of Northern Virginia: Pastoral Counseling of Northern Virginia is a non-profit pastoral counseling ministry that seeks to extend pastoral care and evidence-based psychotherapy to the community. The organization provides the highest quality counseling services at an affordable cost, regardless of clients’ race, religion, sexual orientation, gender expression, or national origin. Counseling is currently available for individuals, couples, and families. For more information, please call or visit the website.
Are you or someone you know facing job loss and uncertainty? This timely article offers insight into the challenges of unemployment and provides resources to help individuals connect with the support they need.
Ph: 703-335-6172 or visit https://www.pastoralcounselingnv.com/index.cfm
Edward Schum, Resident-in-Counseling with Pastoral Counseling of Northern Virginia: Pastoral counselors extend care and support by offering hope and healing for life’s journey. Edward has an office at Crossroads and is available Tuesdays and Thursdays between 1pm – 7pm.
Ph: 703-729-5100 x134 or email edward.schum@
24-hour Mental Health Emergency Services for Loudoun County –
Ph: 703-777-0320
Lori Harkin Huse, LCSW sees individuals, couples and children and works through a variety of therapeutic modalities including play therapy, EMDR, and DBT among others. She is bilingual in English and Spanish, and has an office at Crossroads where she is available Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings and some weekend hours.
Phone: 703-597-3849, Email: lharkinhuse@gmail.com
Wellness Loudoun: Wellness Loudoun offers a wide range of supportive wellness classes & programs, including Bridging the Gap Mentors, a weekly DBSA peer-led support group, and a comprehensive list of local mental health practices.
Loudoun County Area Agency on Aging: The Loudoun County Area Agency on Aging (AAA) is the central point of contact for seniors (55+) and their families.
The AAA mission is to foster independence and healthy aging, and improve the quality of life for older adults and their caregivers through comprehensive programs and services.
Do you, or someone you know, need food? Everyone needs a helping hand sometimes.
There are people and organizations in Loudoun County that can help you find something to eat today, and for for your cupboard tomorrow. Loudoun Feeds shows where and when free food is available to anyone who needs it all year long.
Loudoun Cares: Through their Information & Referral Helpline, Loudoun Cares connects residents in need with local nonprofits and agencies that can assist with a variety of health and human services that include rent/utility assistance, food, clothing, medical/dental, housing, job services and more. If you are in need of assistance, call the helpline at 703-669-4636 or visit loudouncares.org.
