About the President

Dale Losch was appointed President of CrossWorld in January 2009. For the past eleven years, Dale served as Canadian Director and International Vice President. Prior to 1997, Dale and his wife Jerusha ministered on a church-planting team in France for nine years. They have four children, Joel, Jessica, Nathan and Hannah.

Dale is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary and brings to his position a love for communicating biblical truth and transforming individuals in a lost world.

Making Disciples: A Long-Term Investment

Making Disciples - What it Takes

The Power of Multiplication

Making Disciples in 2010

Our Identity and the Cross

Lifting up the Message of the Cross

The Honor of Shame

Groundbreaking in Kansas City, MO

Reconciliation to God Through the Cross

Reconciliation through the Cross

Triumph and the Cross

Humility and the Cross

Forgiveness and the Cross

Foolishness?

The Hope of the Cross

The Love of the Cross

The Power of the Cross

Making Disciples - It's about Truth

God’s truth shared in human relationships is powerful. And it can take many forms. To the Old Testament believer, God said that His truth was to be transmitted “when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.” That’s exactly how it looks in one North African country where CrossWorld is at work.

Making Disciples - It's a Relationship

One of my favorite seminary professors, Dr. Howard Hendricks was fond of saying: "You can impress people from a distance, but you can only impact them close up." That statement represents the very heart and soul of disciple-making. We can impress people from pulpits, wow them with programs, and entertain them with well-scripted worship services, but real transforming impact will only happen when we share our lives.

Making Disciples - Authenticity Matters

The coin was an American silver dollar from 1848. A friend had purchased it on a business trip and had given it to me as a gift. Though not a coin collector myself, a quick Google search indicated that its value was between $350 and $900. But I had my doubts. Though the coin looked and felt like the real thing, it had been purchased on the streets of Afghanistan – not exactly the rare coin capital of the world, and my friend had paid only a few dollars for it.

About the President

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