We are so glad you’re here.
You and your family are welcome at Cross Tracks Church. While you’re here we hope you are inspired to a deeper passion for meaningful worship and service.
Our pastor and worship team bring lively music, a relevant message, prayer and warm fellowship. We have a caring community for children and youth, as well as adults of all ages and walks of life.
There is a reason we are the friendliest church in town. Come and discover for yourself.
Service Schedule
Sunday mornings:
10:00 AM service with both traditional and contemporary music
Sunday School
10:00 AM
For a list of classes, click below.
Sunday School
About Cross Tracks Church
165 years and counting…
We were established in 1854. Our historic chapel building is more than 100 years old. Cross Tracks Church is a United Methodist Community.
The cross lights the way.
Have you noticed the nine-foot cross on our property? It is illuminated at night and is a wonderful reminder of our love for each other and our community.
Children are welcome.
Children are invited to come to the front to hear a message prepared especially for them each Sunday (except Communion Sunday – the first Sunday of the month). There are Sunday school classes just for kids along with Bible Buddies, and a nursery with qualified and well-trained staff.
Fifth Sunday means fun, food & fellowship!
Prior to the emergence of COVID-19, every 5th Sunday we had Sunday school at 10:00 AM and a combined and blended worship service at 11:00 AM, followed by a potluck lunch. With the grace of God, we hope to continue this tradition soon. Stay tuned!
Let’s go out to the ball game & much more.
Every summer we treat the children of Waco’s Texas Methodist Children’s Home to a Round Rock Express game. Cross Tracks Choir has the honor of singing the national anthem at the baseball game.
We host an annual Easter egg hunt for the community, a fall trunk or treat event, VBS in the summertime, and much more. We love these events that introduce us to the new folks in our community of Liberty Hill.
