What does it mean to travel the road of the Cross of Christ in your life, for your life?

For ten days you will:

	experience a full liturgical life, praying together at Matins/Orthros at the school's chapel and at Vespers at different Orthodox churches in the Boston area
study your faith in an Orthodox academic setting - two seminary professors will offer five days of mini-courses for you
	serve your neighbor - you will do service projects at different outreach ministries in the Boston area
hang out together as a group, with fun and fellowship time with other Orthodox Christians your age - we hope you will form friendships that will last a lifetime!

In all of this we're hoping to help you discern your life callings, matching your personal gifts with the needs of the world. The staff of CrossRoad believes that in just about any direction you choose for your life, it can be of service of God and of neighbor, which is Christ's call to us all.

Watch the 13-minute CrossRoad video online!

Read the second edition of our yearly CrossRoad newsletter, now named Down the Road, written by staff and participants of our first three years of CrossRoad. [PDF download]

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What does it mean to travel the road of the Cross of Christ in your life, for your life?

For ten days you will:

experience a full liturgical life, praying together at Matins/Orthros at the school's chapel and at Vespers at different Orthodox churches in the Boston area

study your faith in an Orthodox academic setting - two seminary professors will offer five days of mini-courses for you

serve your neighbor - you will do service projects at different outreach ministries in the Boston area

hang out together as a group, with fun and fellowship time with other Orthodox Christians your age - we hope you will form friendships that will last a lifetime!