The Future

After the restoration of the present sites is completed, the vision of Crosses Across America, Inc., is to erect new clusters of Crosses across the some 45,000+ miles of Interstate highways on North America at fifty-mile intervals (on both sides of the road ­ thus making the Crosses visible every twenty-five miles) and other major highways and thoroughfares. There are also particular sites that cry out for the Crosses. Examples: The lake in South Carolina where the two young boys drowned; the location where the airliner crashed in the Pennsylvania woods, etc.

The new Crosses will be made of a plastic-like material. They will never need repairing. They will withstand 200 mile per hour winds. They will have all the properties of the present Crosses and will be an exact duplication as far as possible. With no need for maintenance, the new Crosses should be able to stand until the Lord returns.

The money for the new Crosses will necessarily come from kind donations of individuals, foundations, churches, etc. Mr. Coffindaffer spent his entire fortune on the first building phase of the Crosses and there are no reserve funds for the future.

No one including the administrative staff will ever seek or receive any financial benefit from Crosses Across America, Inc. Indeed, the office is privately financed. This project itself will cost a tremendous amount of money, time and effort, but it is ordained of the Lord Himself. There is no need to worry. God will touch the hearts of those who will provide the funds and will give the wisdom and direction to those who follow His Command.

Phase 1: RESTORATION

Locate current site owners, repair straighten and repaint the Crosses.

Phase 2: EDUCATION

Through media, television, radio and print, and personal appearances in churches, civic organizations, etc., share the history of the Crosses and the vision and goal to put "Crosses Across America."-- The Mission Statement of this nationwide ministry.

Phase 3: SOLICITATION

Seek the funding of the restoration, construction and maintenance of the Crosses.

Phase 4: CONSTRUCTION

Build clusters of Crosses every 50 miles along both sides of the 45,000+ miles of interstate highways in the United States, staggering them every 25 miles. Then would follow the four-lane highways, then Canada and Mexico and South America until all of America is truly covered.

Phase 5: MAINTENANCE

Keep the Crosses maintained.