News
At Crossfire Ministries, every day tells a story worth sharing—of compassion, community, and faith in action. From major announcements and local partnerships to volunteer spotlights and heartfelt guest experiences, this is where we celebrate what happens when people come together to care for one another.
A faith-filled Fish Dish
A simple tuna noodle casserole recipe paired with a Heart to Table devotional on thrifty living, sharing meals, and feeding families with care and dignity.
Food Should Not Be a Political Battleground
During a recent trip to Washington, D.C., Crossfire Ministries Executive Director Rene Beebe joined Feeding Colorado partners to advocate for food assistance programs like TEFAP. Her reflection explores the growing need families face and why hunger should never become a political issue.
Crossfire Ministries to Host Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Crossfire Ministries hosts a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new 13,500 square foot Crossfire Thrift store in Colorado Springs. The expansion supports a no-cost grocery program serving 1,500 families weekly.
Crossfire Thrift to Open March 21, 2026
Crossfire Ministries opens its expanded Crossfire Thrift store in Colorado Springs with curated departments for clothing, housewares, books, toys, and more. The larger facility improves donation care and processing while supporting the ministry’s no-cost grocery store serving 1,500 families weekly.
A Bowl of Comfort
A simple homemade apple crisp recipe made with fresh apples, oats, and warm spices. An easy, affordable dessert that feeds a family and uses basic pantry ingredients.
Behind the Door
In Colorado, one in seven people struggles with food insecurity. The Farm Bill may feel distant, but in Colorado Springs it determines whether families quietly manage or quietly spiral. Here’s what federal nutrition policy means on the ground — and why it matters to our neighbors.
Making Something Sweet Out of What’s Left
A simple banana bread recipe paired with a February devotional from Heart to Table—inviting families to cook with confidence, steward what they have, and find nourishment in ordinary moments.
Why Crossfire Calls People “Guests,” Not Clients
Why does Crossfire call people “guests” instead of clients? Because language shapes culture. At Crossfire Ministries, this intentional choice reflects a deeper commitment to dignity, hospitality, and relationship-centered care. Guests are welcomed, offered choice, and treated as neighbors—never reduced to need or circumstance. This posture reshapes how care is delivered and how communities are strengthened.
National Pie Day, 2026
National Pie Day is January 21, 2026! Heart to Table is sharing a favorite thrifty no-crust pumpkin/squash pie—simple, affordable, and made to share. Bake it and tag #HeartToTable! #crossfireministries
Feeding Hope Beyond the Holidays
Explore why food insecurity is a year-round challenge and how Crossfire Ministries leads with dignity-centered, sustainable support that goes beyond seasonal charity to provide continuous care and respect for neighbors in tight places.