Our Mission
CrossCounsel exists to help people position their hearts to receive authentic encounters with God,
producing real and lasting freedom, reflecting the true character and nature of Jesus.
Our Vision
To raise the bar on what it truly means to experience freedom in Jesus.
We minister to the brokenhearted, educate the Body of Christ on mind renewal and emotional healing,
and multiply our impact by training others to do the same.
Our Team
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Our History
Established in 1997, CrossCounsel began as a biblical counseling ministry. Soon after we began, we were exposed to Transformational Prayer Ministry.
We learned that as facilitators help people reach the deeper core beliefs driving their pain—and learn to get out of the Lord’s way—He moves powerfully in the process.
And this changed everything for us. As we pursued extensive training to sharpen our skills, the Lord grew our influence exponentially. We began to see people overcome decades of addictions, find resolution in painful memories, and reconnect or reconcile with estranged family or friends in miraculous ways.
The common phrase, "The Truth shall set you free," became reality.
Our Position on Payments, Fees, and Insurance
Each CrossCounsel session reflects significant time, training, preparation, and ongoing support. Comparable services in similar fields often range well beyond $200 per session, particularly for specialized or intensive care. In light of both the time invested and the kind of lasting transformation we regularly see people experience, we believe $200 represents a fair and modest standard value for a CrossCounsel session.
To help ensure finances are not a barrier, we offer a flexible fee range of $75–$200. Participants are invited to choose an amount within that range that reflects their ability to contribute. If cost is a concern, we encourage people to let us know—no one will be turned away due to finances.
CrossCounsel exists because of the faithful generosity of donors, especially those who give on an ongoing monthly basis. Many participants also choose to support the ministry beyond session fees, helping ensure this work remains accessible for others over time.
It is important to say clearly that CrossCounsel is not casual or open-ended in nature. We take this work seriously and look for participants who do as well. Our process requires honesty, presence, and a willingness to engage both present pain and deeper root issues. Just as we seek to be a good fit for those who come to us, we also discern whether this process is the right fit for them.
Because facilitator time is limited and often in high demand, we ask that scheduled sessions be treated with care and respect. If a session is missed without at least two business days’ notice, a $50 no-show fee may be charged to help steward facilitator time and preserve availability for others who are waiting.
CrossCounsel does not accept insurance. This allows us to protect the integrity, confidentiality, and focus of the process. Sessions are not entered into medical or insurance records, and facilitators are able to focus fully on walking alongside people in healing, growth, and formation.
Session payments are fees for services and are not tax-deductible. Any additional gifts may be considered separate charitable donations, as allowed by law.
This model allows CrossCounsel to remain accessible without reducing the process to a purely transactional relationship—grounded in generosity, sustained through partnership, and oriented toward meaningful, lasting transformation.
Why we do what we do
19%
of the population suffer from anxiety disorders every year
21M
US adults had at least one major depressive episode with severe impairment
31.9%
of children between 13 and 18 years old suffer from an anxiety disorder. Leading to higher risk of substance abuse, poor school performance, and missing out on important social experiences
