Our Vision
Cross-Shaped.
Neighborhood-Rooted.
Cruciform means cross-shaped. Everything we do — how we worship, serve, and love our neighbors — flows from what Jesus did on the cross and what that means for all of life.
We exist as more than a church. We are a movement — a faith family building disciples, developing community, and doing kingdom work in the soil of South Florida. The gospel isn't just for Sunday. It's for your sidewalk, your neighbor's grief, your block's brokenness.
As a replanted church, we carry deep roots and step into a fresh vision: contextually real, racially honest, economically diverse, and genuinely present in this neighborhood.
Formation happens in life, not a classroom. We build disciples in the mess of real relationships.
All of life — relief, reform, family, work — centers on the redemptive arc of the gospel.
Every person bears God's image. Their dignity, value, and contribution are non-negotiable.
Mercy, justice, and hospitality to the most broken — because resurrection is available for everyone.
Mission from relief to reform. We organize around real needs with real relationships in our city.
To connect with our church is to enter an additional familia. We love and protect each other — not like a family, but as one.
"For the gospel to be good it has to be good on the concrete. Good to do more than get us to heaven — but even to bring heaven to earth."— David Rosa, Lead Pastor
The unlikely architects of our family and movement. Having married, divorced young, and been remarried through gospel renewal, they carry a deep conviction: if resurrection could restore their dead marriage, it can bring renewal to anyone. David pastors, consults, and trains church planters — especially serving Black and Brown churches across South Florida and the nation. Ruth is a women and family Christian counselor. Together they are building something they never could have planned.
