Rev. Robert A. McKoy, is the Pastor of CrossWay International Community Church in Owings Mills, Maryland an expanding suburb in the Northwest section of Baltimore County. He was installed as Senior Pastor in June 2005 after serving as the church’s Associate Pastor.

Pastor Robert has been married to Darsna Paula (Dee) for 20 years and they have four children Michael (17), Nicole (13), Alexandra (12) and Brittany (8).

Robert is a native Baltimorean growing up in the northwest section Baltimore City and graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting from Loyola College. After graduating he was quickly rising up the corporate ladder in the financial world when he attended an event at the invitation of his sister. During this evangelistic event held by former Oriole the late Pat Kelly he was “born again” by trusting Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior. From this point forward the Mark 8:36 “For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul” took on a new and significant personal meaning.

After joining the family of God, Pastor Robert joined Colonial Baptist Church and was on fire for the Lord. This fire led him to serve in various capacities in the church, treasurer, trustee, Sunday school teacher and ultimately deacon. In 2003, Colonial announced plans to start a new work in the Owings Mills area with an emphasis on multi-cultural ministry. After much family prayer, Pastor Robert and his family felt led of the Lord to be a part of this new work.

Pastor Robert started his formal training at Capital Bible Seminary and later transferred to the Southern Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky where he is currently pursuing his Master of Divinity.

Pastor Robert is bi-vocational and in his secular employment is CFO/COO for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Maryland Chapter. When not working and ministering, he enjoys reading, sports and most importantly spending time with Dee and his children.

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