A Church Just Down the Road From Burnett

A Bible-centered church community is closer than you may think.

Burnett is a small unincorporated community along the Carbon River corridor, near Wilkeson and Carbonado. At the turn of the last century it was an important coal-mining center, part of the South Prairie Coal Company's operations, named for the company's operator, Charles H. Burnett.

The mines closed in 1927, and Burnett has stayed a quiet, close-knit stretch of the foothills ever since, small enough that it's never really had its own church.

Crossroads Community Church meets just up the road in Buckley, a few minutes away. We are a nondenominational Christian church for people who want straightforward Bible teaching, genuine relationships, and meaningful ministry for every member of the family.

A Church That Loves and Serves the Region

Crossroads was planted in Buckley, but our heart extends throughout the surrounding communities and foothills. We exist to love, care for, serve, and support the people and families of this beautiful region.

That mission is not limited to Sunday morning. It means building relationships, serving our neighbors, supporting families, and helping people discover the hope found in Jesus.

We believe every person is uniquely created by God. Every life has value, meaning, and purpose. Wherever you are starting from, Crossroads wants to help you find Jesus, follow Jesus, and share Jesus in your world.

What Makes Crossroads Different?

We are not trying to become a distant regional attraction. Crossroads exists to serve people in Buckley and the neighboring communities, including Burnett.

  • Teaching rooted in the Bible
  • A congregation that includes rural and foothill families
  • Contemporary worship and casual clothing
  • A safe ministry for nursery through 5th grade
  • A separate ministry for middle and high school students
  • People who will welcome you without overwhelming you

Pastor Mark makes the Bible understandable while treating it seriously. The goal is not simply to leave with a few inspirational thoughts. The goal is to know God's Word and allow it to shape the way we live.

Crossroads Kids & Students

What Happens on Your First Sunday?

Your kids and students will be in good hands while you're in the service.

Crossroads Kids

When you arrive, greeters will help direct you from the parking area, and families can check children into Crossroads Kids for nursery through 5th grade.

Crossroads Students

Students in 6th through 12th grade can attend Crossroads Students, called EPIC, during the 10:30 AM service, with its own leaders and space.

Then, Choose a Seat

The service includes worship, a welcome, and a biblical teaching message. It lasts approximately 65 minutes. Nobody will ask guests to stand, speak publicly, or give money.

Getting Here from Burnett

Burnett sits along the Carbon River corridor, just a 6 minute drive from Buckley.

Sundays at 9:00 AM & 10:30 AM
White River High School
26928 120th St E, Buckley, WA 98321

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Community is important, but Crossroads is fundamentally a Christian church centered on Jesus and grounded in Scripture.
Yes.
You are welcome to observe, listen, and ask questions.
No. Membership is not required to attend services.
Believers who have placed their faith in Jesus Christ and received Him as Lord are welcome to participate.
No.
Yes. Free on-site parking is available, with nearby overflow options when needed.
Whatever makes you comfortable.
No. Water is allowed, but food and other beverages are not permitted in the main worship space.
Yes. You can sit quietly and observe without pressure.

An honest invitation

Take the Road More Than Once

A first visit tells you where a church meets. Several visits begin to show you who the church really is.

Our invitation is simple: give Crossroads six Sundays. Come long enough to recognize faces, hear the Bible taught more than once, experience the ministries available to your family, and decide whether genuine relationships can grow here.

No pressure. No expectation that you already know the answer. Just enough time to see where this road might lead.