Welcome to Heart of the Cross!

 
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God doesn't require suits and ties, but He does require a Heart of Worship. At Heart of the Cross we know that church isn't about how you look. It's about finding God's answers for your everyday life. And living a life that is committed to Him. We feature modern music, relevant messages, a casual atmosphere. We don't have a traditional church building but meet at Southland Mall Shopping Center in Marion Ohio every Sunday at 10:00am. Join us this Sunday and see just how comfortable church can be.

All visitors are very welcome. On Sundays we serve tea and coffee before our main meeting and refreshments after. To find out more about what you can expect at our Sunday meeting please see our visitors page.

Meetings

  • Worship Service
    Sunday 10:00am.
  • Youth Meeting
    Thursday at 7:00pm.
    Grown ups are also welcome
  • Survivors Of Suicide support group
    The fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm.
Look at the world around you, and you'll see God's creativity;
Look at the dinner table, and you'll see God's providence;
Look at the mirror, and you'll see God's sense of humor.

Read the Bible in a year

MonExod 27-28; Psa 39; Mark 11
TueExod 29-30; Psa 40; Mark 12
WedExod 31-32; Psa 41; Mark 13

This weeks Podcast

Each week we make avaliable a podcast of our talks. A podcast is an audio file in MP3 format. The file can be downloaded and played on your computer or transfered to your MP3 player, or you can listen to it now on line. If you would like to be notified when new podcasts become avaliable.

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Science & faith
Posted Feb 05, 2010, 09:59:21
By WCG
Since the beginning of the 20th century, scientists have been exploring an entirely new way of looking at the world and the universe. Their discoveries have raised challenging new questions for those who do not believe in God -- and especially for those who do. more 
Tragedies
Posted Jan 29, 2010, 10:50:06
By admin@newlives.org
Scripture tells us that God can be trusted to take good care of those who put their faith in him. But the Bible makes no bones about the fact that it takes faith, because the actual path of human life, even for the faithful, as we know so well, is regularly fraught with trouble, trial and pain. more 
Salvation
Posted Jan 22, 2010, 13:40:36
By admin@newlives.org
Nothing is more certain about life than death. One day, we receive the sobering news that a loved one has died. We are reminded that we, too, will die—tomorrow, next year or in half a century. The fear of death has driven some people, such as the explorer Ponce de Leon, to search for some fabled but non-existent fountain of youth. But the grim reaper will not be denied. Death comes to everyone. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if there really were some grand purpose for human life? A purpose that includes eternal life? more 
A Kid Funny
Posted Jan 22, 2010, 13:40:28
By www.MikeysFunnies.com
Whenever your kids are out of control, you can take comfort from the thought that even God's omnipotence did not extend to God's kids. more 
Events In The Life Of Jesus
Posted Jan 15, 2010, 13:52:31
By WCG
Jesus was born in the normal way, grew in the normal way, got hungry and thirsty and tired, ate and drank and slept. He looked normal, talked in ordinary language, and walked in the normal way. He had emotions like compassion, surprise, sorrow and apprehension.

He was a human — but he was such an extraordinary human that, after he ascended to heaven, some people claimed he was not human after all. So, what sort of person was he? The Christian faith centers on Jesus Christ. We need to understand what kind of person he is. more 
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