Chesterfield
Campus

Set in the middle of a cornfield, near Spirit of St. Louis Airport, Chesterfield was the first campus of The Crossing. Today, it's the central hub of our, now, multi-site church.

Plan Your Visit

As you drive down our parkway, you won't find a traditional-looking church. What you will find is a unique and artistic building which we think, pretty well, reflects who we are.

But we hope what you really notice goes beyond our building. We hope you notice that this is a church where a bunch of us, from skeptics to Bible scholars, gather together every weekend to study Scripture and ask tough questions. A church where you're invited to step in and seek answers, to connect with others, and to be a part of The Crossing at Chesterfield.

On your first visit, we recommend getting here about 15 minutes early to give you plenty of time to park, find your way in and snag a good seat. Stop by the Connection Point which is the welcome desk in our lobby, before or after the service and introduce yourselves. We can't wait to meet you.

What
to
Expect

Warm

When you visit The Crossing at Chesterfield on any given weekend and you'll find a bunch of really friendly faces, some good coffee and a church service that we think you'll actually enjoy.

Tangible

Our services, which are about 70 minutes in length, consist of worship and teaching from one of our pastors that is based in Scripture and relevant for you. We believe that this story of Jesus is not one just for the history books. It's a story that's both tangible and personal.

For your Kids

KidsCrossing is for kids, from infants to fifth-graders, to have their very own church experience while you attend the weekend service.

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Featured Events

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