The Trustees are members of the congregation who oversee finances, facilities, and help direct the provision of the church, as needed. The Trustees are led by the Executive Pastor and provide counsel to the Lead Pastor and the Elders.

Trustees combine their experiences in areas such as business, finance, insurance, law, or property management with their love of and commitment to Crossroads Community Church.

Trustees are entrusted with significant operational responsibilities that contribute to the smooth functioning and stewardship of the church's resources. Their duties encompass legal, financial, and administrative aspects, all of which are essential for the church's operations and its ability to fulfill its mission. As stewards of the church's assets, Trustees play a crucial role in ensuring that the resources are managed responsibly and in alignment with the church's mission and vision. Trustees are expected to uphold the highest standards of integrity and ethical conduct.

The responsibilities of a Trustee are multifaceted and encompass a wide array of duties that are integral to the effective functioning of the church. These are the key responsibilities of a Trustee:

1. Property Management: Trustees are entrusted with the oversight of maintenance for the church's physical properties, including buildings, land, and other assets. This involves ensuring that the facilities are well-maintained, safe, and conducive to the congregation's spiritual activities. Additionally, Trustees may be involved in making decisions regarding property purchases, renovations, or sales, always with the best interests of the church in mind.

2. Financial Stewardship: A crucial aspect of a Trustee's role is the prudent management of the church's financial resources. This includes overseeing budgets, financial planning, and ensuring transparency and accountability in financial matters. Trustees work closely with the church's financial team to review, and develop, when necessary, sound financial policies and practices that align with the church's mission and values.

3. Legal Compliance: Trustees are responsible for ensuring that the church operates in compliance with relevant laws and regulations governing nonprofit organizations and religious institutions. This may involve staying up to date on legal requirements, filing necessary documents, and ensuring that the church's activities adhere to legal standards.

4. Risk Management: Mitigating risks that may affect the church's assets or operations is another key responsibility of Trustees. This includes identifying potential risks, implementing safeguards, and obtaining appropriate insurance coverage to protect the church from unforeseen events.