FOR LEADERS DISCIPLING 18–25-YEAR-OLDS

Bring a group to CROSS CON27

Dec 31 – Jan 2

Three days

St. Louis, MO

America’s Center

~$129 / person

for a group of 10+

TEACHING AT CROSS CON27

John Piper

David Platt

Kevin DeYoung

John Musyimi

Ryan Fullerton

Ajay Thomas

Young adults seated together at CROSS CON, smiling toward the camera

Gospel. Church. Missions.

CROSS is a three-day conference for 18–25-year-olds and the leaders.

17,500

students & leaders at the last CROSS CON

1,160

churches that brought a group

Hear from Others

“CROSS Con is a Bible-saturated, God-centered, Christ-exalting conference. It exists to proclaim the one true Gospel, uphold the Church, and summon thousands to the task of proclaiming salvation through Christ alone to all unreached people. Our aim is to call 18–25 year olds to the work that has the greatest eternal significance that the world will ever know and may take little notice of.”

John Piper

John Piper

Speaker, Desiring God

“We took our first trip to CROSS in 2024. Since then, we haven’t looked back. Each year, CROSS plants gospel seeds for 18–25 year olds to make their life count—both in the local church and overseas. The question I kept asking myself on our way home: ‘How many more can we bring to CROSS next year?’”

Trent Jones

Trent Jones

Group Leader, Linworth Baptist Church

“CROSS Con has been a massive discipleship tool in our church for ten years. The preaching has opened our young adults’ eyes to God’s plan for the nations—and by His grace, we now have people from prior years serving as missionaries overseas and in leadership at our church.”

Justin Cook

Justin Cook

Group Leader, Parkside Bible Church

WHY BRING YOUR PEOPLE?

CROSS exists to serve your work: helping young adults see Christ clearly, love their local church, and consider their part in making Christ known.

Gospel

We proclaim. We don’t assume.

We want every person to hear the gospel clearly and repeatedly: God saves sinners by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. We explain it plainly and press it home with conviction.

Church

We serve it—and send people back to it.

CROSS exists to serve the local church, not compete with it. We want every attendee to return home more committed to the people, pastors, and ordinary discipleship God has placed around them.

Missions

We work to see Christ treasured everywhere.

Missions is the overflow of a life shaped by the gospel and rooted in the church. Some will go, others will send, but every Christian has a role in seeing Christ treasured among the nations.

YOUR GROUP TRIP PLAN

Considering a group? Answer a few questions and we’ll email you two documents built around your trip.

01 · LEADER DOCUMENT

Your planning checklist

Every deadline and decision you personally need to track as the leader, arranged in a clear sequence.

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02 · GROUP DOCUMENT

Attendee info sheet

A shareable one-page summary with cost, schedule, meeting point, lodging, and leader contact information.

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Example documents shown. Yours will reflect the information you provide.

STILL WORKING IT OUT?

“I need to talk with our church.”

Start with why you want to bring people, how CROSS fits your discipleship, and what the trip would require. Share our beliefs and commitments with those helping you decide.

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“I’m still gathering a group.”

The planner accepts an estimated group size. Use your editable info sheet to start conversations, then add details as your plans develop.

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“It’s a long way to St. Louis.”

Work out travel and lodging alongside registration before setting a trip price. The planner lets you mark travel and lodging as undecided.

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COmmon Questions

Does creating a planner register my group?

No. The planner creates documents to help you prepare. Conference registration is a separate step.

Do I need a final headcount or travel plan?

You can estimate your group size and select undecided options for travel and lodging. The current form also asks for your intended per-person budget.

Where can I check ticket prices?

Review current conference pricing, including group rates. Remember to account for travel, lodging, and meals when planning your total trip cost.

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Dec 31 – Jan 2 · St. Louis

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