History
2020
Crossover Global establishes a sixth sending base in India.
2019
The Crossover Global team launches “Mission Impact” with goal to plant 4000 brand new multiplying churches by the year 2024 for a total of 6000 churches.
1996
Crossover Global establishes a second sending base in Brazil.
2000
Crossover Global launches “Mission Black Sea” with the goal of planting 100 new churches in the countries surrounding the Black Sea. By 2008 a total of 100 churches were planted.
2004
Crossover Global establishes a third sending base in Moldova.
2009
The three bases of Crossover Global launch the “16:9 Initiative.” The goal called for 25 new churches among the largest unreached people group in Central Asia. By 2011 a total of 58 churches were planted.
2010
The Crossover Foundation is established to serve as a deferred gift ministry resourcing Crossover’s global church planting efforts.
2011
The Crossover Global team launches “Vision 2020” with a goal of establishing 2000 multiplying churches among unreached peoples by the end of 2020. By October of 2019 a total of 2,000 churches were planted.
2013
Crossover Global and Turkish World Outreach (TWO) take final steps as TWO merges with Crossover Global. The merger allows for an even greater impact in reaching Turkic Muslims for Christ.
2017
Crossover Global establishes a fourth sending base in the Caucasus.
2018
Crossover Global establishes a fifth sending base in Central Asia.
1995
Crossover Global begins “Mission Moldova” with the goal of planting 5 new churches in Moldova. By 1999 a total of 11 churches were planted.
1987
Crossover Communications International (now known as Crossover Global) is founded in Atlanta, GA.