Project Crossover is a two-year Generosity Initiative of Tate Springs. The primary goal is 100% engagement of our members so that our minds, hearts, and souls will be committed to God and His Kingdom. Our secondary goal is to raise $4.3 million in the years 2020 and 2021. The goal of the project is to prepare ourselves for the next chapter of Tate Springs’s century-and-a-half-long story to inhabit our "promised land."

 

The name “Project Crossover” is inspired by the biblical account of the Israelites crossing over the Jordan River and into the Promised Land. Tate Springs has its own “Jordan River” named Pleasant Ridge, a busy 4-lane road in southwest Arlington that divides our campus, and therefore us from fully inhabiting our “Promised Land,” 12 acres of property where two-thirds of our buildings currently reside. The road divides our campus’s buildings and complicates our ability to do ministry safely and effectively.

 

We believe God is calling us to prepare to fully “crossover” Pleasant Ridge and to develop our property to reach southwest Arlington seven days a week so that people will see that “the Lord is mighty” (Josh 4:23-24).