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.

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

The Power of Multiplication

How long would it take to fill the earth with disciples if we actually did what Jesus instructed us to do? We've been at it now for about two thousand years. Would two or three hundred more suffice? When Jesus first gave that command, the world population was estimated to be about 137 million people. That just happens to be the number of people who are now born into the world every year! There are now over 6.5 billion of us on the planet and conservative estimates say that over 2 billion have never heard the gospel a single time and nearly 4 billion more may have heard something about Christ, but are not His followers.

Making Disciples in 2010

“Christianity without discipleship is always Christianity without Christ.” These words, spoken many years ago by Dietrich Bonhoeffer are ones that we at CrossWorld take seriously. Conversion must be followed by transformation – long-range change into the likeness of Jesus. When Jesus told us to take the life-transforming message of the gospel to all nations, He made it clear that the goal was disciples who learn to reproduce His life and message in others. This is our goal. This is our passion. And this will be the theme of our messages to you in the coming year.

Our Identity and the Cross

We should not be surprised that there is a cost to being identified with Christ. Jesus Himself said: "If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first. If you belonged to the world, it would love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the world hates you." (John 15:18) The fact is that the more you look like the One whose name you bear, the more likely it is that you will be treated like Him. This is not a shame, but rather a blessing. Peter wrote: "If you are insulted because of the name of Christ, you are blessed, for the Spirit of glory and of God rests on you." (1 Peter 4:14).

About the President

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