Crossroads Baptist Church — Church Directory

Quick Facts

Pastor — the shepherd God holds accountable Pastor Ken Biggs

Founded Unknown

Denomination Independent Baptist

Service Times Sunday services (times unconfirmed)

Men's Ministry No

Kids Ministry Yes

Website www.crossrbc.org

Pastor Credentials Master of Ministry degree at Virginia Baptist College; ordained September 20, 2008

10-Point Theological Scorecard

Christology

Is Jesus the only way? (John 14:6)

Trinitarian per Baptist tradition; Pastor Ken Biggs confirmed.

Strong

Scripture

Inerrancy affirmed? Final authority?

'Belief Statement' available only as PDF download — content not surfaced via WebFetch in this pass.

Caution

Men's Discipleship

Intentional formation for men?

Not separately listed in age-tier ministries grid.

Caution

Soteriology

Faith alone? How is salvation presented?

Three priorities listed (Glorify, Edify, Testify) consistent with evangelical Baptist soteriology; specifics not detailed.

Caution

Gender / Biblical Design

Biblical manhood and womanhood by God's design — patriarchal, complementarian, egalitarian, or affirming gender ideology?

Not stated on accessible pages; pastor and ordination context (2008, 30 yrs ministry) consistent with traditional IFB complementarianism.

Independent Baptist tradition assumes male pastoral leadership

Caution

Leadership Structure

Male elders/pastors? Accountability?

Pastor Ken Biggs (male, ordained 2008) is the only named leader; staff/elders page returned 404. /about page reachable.

Caution

Preaching Style

Expository or topical/therapeutic?

Pastor philosophy quotes Psalm 95:6 ('worship and glorify God'); homiletic style not confirmed.

Caution

Mission Clarity

Great Commission central?

Standard age-based ministries (Children/Student/Adult/Senior) Sundays 10am + Wed 7pm.

Caution

Cultural Alignment

DEI/CRT language? Social justice crowding out gospel?

Traditional Baptist tone; no progressive signals discoverable on accessible pages.

Caution

Accountability Structure

Denominational home, elder plurality, or external network — is the pastor answerable to anyone?

Baptist heritage stated; specific affiliation (IFB / SBC / etc.) still not published — kept yellow pending PDF review.

Caution

Assessment

Crossroads Baptist Church on Lee Hill School Drive is led by Pastor Ken Biggs, a career ministry man with nearly 30 years in church and Christian school administration. His ordination through Virginia Baptist College and service in Shenandoah Valley and Fredericksburg ministries indicates a traditional Baptist background. The church is listed in KJV Churches directories, suggesting a King James Only or KJV-preferred position. The presence of a Christian school background is a positive indicator for family formation commitment. The independent Baptist tradition is wide — some churches here are doctrinally sound and family-focused; others are legalistic. This church merits in-person investigation before drawing firm conclusions. The complementarian structure is expected but not explicitly confirmed.

#independent-baptist#kjv#established#lee-hill#traditional

Sources & Evidence

Enrichment Notes

2026-04-23 deep-dive: /about confirms Pastor Ken Biggs (ordained 2008, ~30 years ministry). Belief statement is downloadable PDF only — not parseable via WebFetch. /staff and /beliefs paths returned 404. Holding yellow — no red flags discovered, but doctrinal specifics still inaccessible.

These are the URLs consulted to arrive at this church's scoring. Score-note claims are synthesized from homepage content, denominational directories, and public statements of faith at the time of review. Church websites change frequently; we're progressively adding Internet Archive snapshots to prevent link rot.

[1] Live source crossrbc.org
[2] Live source crossrbc.org/about
[3] Live source crossrbc.org/ministries
[4] Live source crossrbc.org/staff%20(404)
[5] Live source crossrbc.org/about/beliefs%20(404)

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