Crosswinds Church To Host Mission Trip To Kenya

On Sunday, September fourth, from eleven AM to twelve PM, Crosswinds Church in Plainfield held its annual church picnic. Parishioners were encouraged to bring a potluck dish to share with their fellow churchgoers. The attendants had a relaxed day of socializing with each other.

If you missed the Annual Picnic, worry not; Crosswinds Church has a calendar of other upcoming events available to peruse at xwindschurch.org.
Looking to get involved and volunteer your time? Crosswinds Church will be hosting a mission trip to Kenya from September eleventh to September twenty-second. If you are interested in participating, please contact Cecily Lopez via email to RSVP. The link to RSVP can be accessed from the event calendar on the Crosswinds Church website.

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