Pilgrims of the Cross

The Heart Behind Pilgrims of the Cross

Our Mission

Pilgrims of the Cross is a grassroots devotional and renewal movement for believers from every Christian tradition who desire a more ancient, sacramental, Christ-centered way of life. We are not pilgrims seeking a place—not Rome, nor Jerusalem, nor Constantinople—but Christ Himself, our true homeland and eternal rest.

Here, we seek to recover the worldview of the early Church, build ecumenical bridges, and lean into the living work of the Holy Spirit as we invite all people to pick up their cross and journey with us.

Our vision

Our vision is to point seekers to the Cross of Christ, and to help wayfarers rediscover:

✢ A Sacramental Worldview

Seeing Christ in Scripture, worship/liturgy, creation, and daily life.

✢ A Pilgrim Spirituality

Walking the ancient church's path with humility, prayer, contemplation, evangelical fire, and cross-bearing love.

✢ A Renewed Unity

Honoring the wisdom of the Fathers and Mothers of the Church while welcoming believers from every stream of Christian faith.

✢ A Faith that Forms Us

Not just informational, but transformational—shaping us into icons of Christ for the sake of the world.

Our story

Pilgrims of the Cross was born as a simple desire:

To help the Church see Jesus more clearly, beyond noise, divisions, and the pressures of the modern world.

What began as a devotional rhythm has grown into teachings, livestreams, community, and a movement of believers walking together toward deeper union with Christ. Our pilgrimage is not one of celebrity, trend, or performance—it is a beautiful slow burn, a steady journey of hearts being formed by fire.

You can join our Facebook community HERE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pilgrimsofthecross

Rev. R. Alvin radosti & Family

Pilgrims of the Cross is shepherded by the Reverend Rob Alvin Radosti, a teacher and evangelist who has spent two decades ministering globally along with his wife, Millie Joy. Rob encountered Christ in 2001 while practicing satan worship, repented, and became a pilgrim of the holy Cross. He is passionate about his family, theology, church history, anthropology, and world missions.

R. Alvin walks this journey with his wife of 19 years and their six children—

a family learning, praying, and growing alongside this community of pilgrims.

The Pilgrim's prayer

Let our pilgrimage be not to Rome, nor Jerusalem, nor Constantinople—

but into Christ Himself. In the name of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

welcome, wayfarer