All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.

All are welcome to join, in the parish hall or on Zoom. Please contact the office for a Zoom invite.

Not sure what contemplative prayer is? Check out this short overview.
Anglican Bead Prayer Guide
Spiral Labyrinth

This group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. All are welcome to join, bring a bible. Contact the office for more information.

We are individuals gathered to share our experiences and knowledge knowing none of have the whole picture. We are committed to staying in relationship to share, discuss, listen, and grow together. We may not always agree, but we always respect each other and strive to be a living example of the Beloved Community. Racial and Social Justice - In a continually shifting national and world landscape, we believe the pursuit of racial and social justice is more important than ever. Please JOIN US as we continue our journey to expand our knowledge of history, enhance our awareness of situations and policies that stand in the way of racial and social justice in our community and nation today and explore avenues of action that bring needed change. Reconciliation - Our desire is to create, foster and live in Beloved Community where love, human dignity, equality, and compassion are offered to and shared by all. 

Compline is a service to close the day, an opportunity to give thanks for the joys and graces experienced, a chance to confess sins committed throughout the day, and the perfect moment to close the day.

This service is held online. Contact the office for a Zoom link.

All crafters (quilters, crocheters, cross stitchers, jewelry makers, etc.) are welcome. Bring your current project, your lunch, and something to drink.

Come enjoy the company of fellow crafty people. All are welcome.

Service is available in person or on-line as we live-stream on YouTube. Also available on Zoom please contact the office for a link.

The result of a lifetime of research and practice by theologian, author and educator, Rev. Dr. Jerome Berryman, the Godly Play® method is a curriculum of spiritual practice exploring the mystery of God’s presence in our lives. The Godly Play curriculum engages what is most exciting about religious education: God inviting us into—and pursuing us in the midst of—Scripture and spiritual experience. Godly Play® practice teaches us to listen for God and to make authentic and creative responses to God’s call in our lives.

Godly Play is a creative, imaginative approach to Christian formation and spiritual guidance.
Godly Play has a Montessori foundation with 40+ years of research and practice.
Godly Play values process, openness, discovery, community and relationships.
Godly Play models the worship life, stories, symbols and rituals of Christian congregations.
Godly Play allows practitioners to make relevant and personal theological meaning.
Godly Play nurtures participants to larger dimensions of belief and faith through wondering and play.

This year’s Lenten Forum will be an exploration of something the Western Church holds as doctrine, but which is not shared either with the Eastern Church or with Celtic Christianity. Since our Episcopal Church has roots in both the Western and the Eastern Church (via Celtic Christianity), we’ll be looking at where this doctrine comes from, questioning it through the lens of our history and scripture, and discussing what we, as Episcopalians in the 21st century think about it all. Come to learn, question, discuss, and share in this five week face off between the two branches of Christianity that formed our inquisitive and faithful Episcopal Tradition!

• Session 2: Why does the Eastern Church Disagree?

• At this second session we’ll learn about an important response from the Eastern Church (specifically from Gregory the Great) that helps us know Substitutionary Atonement Theory was not a universally accepted teaching.

All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.

Compline is a service to close the day, an opportunity to give thanks for the joys and graces experienced, a chance to confess sins committed throughout the day, and the perfect moment to close the day.

This service is held online. Contact the office for a Zoom link.

Join our team as we discuss ways Christ the King can make a difference. Contact the office for more information.

Service is available in person or on-line as we live-stream on YouTube. Also available on Zoom please contact the office for a link.

The result of a lifetime of research and practice by theologian, author and educator, Rev. Dr. Jerome Berryman, the Godly Play® method is a curriculum of spiritual practice exploring the mystery of God’s presence in our lives. The Godly Play curriculum engages what is most exciting about religious education: God inviting us into—and pursuing us in the midst of—Scripture and spiritual experience. Godly Play® practice teaches us to listen for God and to make authentic and creative responses to God’s call in our lives.

Godly Play is a creative, imaginative approach to Christian formation and spiritual guidance.
Godly Play has a Montessori foundation with 40+ years of research and practice.
Godly Play values process, openness, discovery, community and relationships.
Godly Play models the worship life, stories, symbols and rituals of Christian congregations.
Godly Play allows practitioners to make relevant and personal theological meaning.
Godly Play nurtures participants to larger dimensions of belief and faith through wondering and play.

This year’s Lenten Forum will be an exploration of something the Western Church holds as doctrine, but which is not shared either with the Eastern Church or with Celtic Christianity. Since our Episcopal Church has roots in both the Western and the Eastern Church (via Celtic Christianity), we’ll be looking at where this doctrine comes from, questioning it through the lens of our history and scripture, and discussing what we, as Episcopalians in the 21st century think about it all. Come to learn, question, discuss, and share in this five week face off between the two branches of Christianity that formed our inquisitive and faithful Episcopal Tradition!

• Session 3: Are we Western or Eastern (*spoiler alert, we’re a hybrid that is both and neither)

• At this third session we’ll learn about the history of the Anglican Church in the British Isles and how that history has filtered down to the Episcopal Church. Did you know the first missionaries to the British Isles are believed to have arrived within four years of Christ’s own lifetime?

All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.

Compline is a service to close the day, an opportunity to give thanks for the joys and graces experienced, a chance to confess sins committed throughout the day, and the perfect moment to close the day.

This service is held online. Contact the office for a Zoom link.

Help keep our building and grounds looking great! All volunteers welcome.

The result of a lifetime of research and practice by theologian, author and educator, Rev. Dr. Jerome Berryman, the Godly Play® method is a curriculum of spiritual practice exploring the mystery of God’s presence in our lives. The Godly Play curriculum engages what is most exciting about religious education: God inviting us into—and pursuing us in the midst of—Scripture and spiritual experience. Godly Play® practice teaches us to listen for God and to make authentic and creative responses to God’s call in our lives.

Godly Play is a creative, imaginative approach to Christian formation and spiritual guidance.
Godly Play has a Montessori foundation with 40+ years of research and practice.
Godly Play values process, openness, discovery, community and relationships.
Godly Play models the worship life, stories, symbols and rituals of Christian congregations.
Godly Play allows practitioners to make relevant and personal theological meaning.
Godly Play nurtures participants to larger dimensions of belief and faith through wondering and play.

Service is available in person or on-line as we live-stream on YouTube. Also available on Zoom please contact the office for a link.

All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.

What is Bunco? Bunco is a dice game with twelve or more players, divided into groups of four, trying to score points while taking turns rolling three dice in a series of six rounds. A bunco is achieved when a person rolls three-of-a-kind and all three numbers match the round number which is decided at the beginning of the round.

Please bring a snack to share and prepare to have some fun!

Compline is a service to close the day, an opportunity to give thanks for the joys and graces experienced, a chance to confess sins committed throughout the day, and the perfect moment to close the day.

This service is held online. Contact the office for a Zoom link.

The CTK Outreach Committee holds a neighborhood dinner on the 3rd Thursday of each month. A free meal is served for members of our community as well as CTK folks.

Free Family Movie Night

¨ Doors open at 5:45p.m. to allow time to get snacks and seats.

¨ Movie starts at 6:00p.m.

¨ Fresh popped popcorn and other snacks are provided.

¨ All are welcome.

Our March movie is Matilda the Musical (2022) PG

Service is available in person or on-line as we live-stream on YouTube. Also available on Zoom please contact the office for a link.

The result of a lifetime of research and practice by theologian, author and educator, Rev. Dr. Jerome Berryman, the Godly Play® method is a curriculum of spiritual practice exploring the mystery of God’s presence in our lives. The Godly Play curriculum engages what is most exciting about religious education: God inviting us into—and pursuing us in the midst of—Scripture and spiritual experience. Godly Play® practice teaches us to listen for God and to make authentic and creative responses to God’s call in our lives.

Godly Play is a creative, imaginative approach to Christian formation and spiritual guidance.
Godly Play has a Montessori foundation with 40+ years of research and practice.
Godly Play values process, openness, discovery, community and relationships.
Godly Play models the worship life, stories, symbols and rituals of Christian congregations.
Godly Play allows practitioners to make relevant and personal theological meaning.
Godly Play nurtures participants to larger dimensions of belief and faith through wondering and play.

All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.

We are individuals gathered to share our experiences and knowledge knowing none of have the whole picture. We are committed to staying in relationship to share, discuss, listen, and grow together. We may not always agree, but we always respect each other and strive to be a living example of the Beloved Community. Racial and Social Justice - In a continually shifting national and world landscape, we believe the pursuit of racial and social justice is more important than ever. Please JOIN US as we continue our journey to expand our knowledge of history, enhance our awareness of situations and policies that stand in the way of racial and social justice in our community and nation today and explore avenues of action that bring needed change. Reconciliation - Our desire is to create, foster and live in Beloved Community where love, human dignity, equality, and compassion are offered to and shared by all. 

Compline is a service to close the day, an opportunity to give thanks for the joys and graces experienced, a chance to confess sins committed throughout the day, and the perfect moment to close the day.

This service is held online. Contact the office for a Zoom link.

Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.

Service is available in person or on-line as we live-stream on YouTube. Also available on Zoom please contact the office for a link.

All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.

Liturgy of the day, this service lasts roughly 20 minutes.

Please join us in person, weather permitting we will have this early service outside.

Join us as we celebrate the resurrection of the Lord, in-person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.

We have great news! CTK will be hosting a Life Line Screening event on Friday, April 17. Life Line Screening will identify your risk level for the following diseases: 1. Carotid Artery Disease 2. Peripheral Arterial Disease 3. Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm 4. Atrial Fibrillation. Call 800-324-9458 to schedule your appointment! A simple screening can be worth a lifetime.

Blue Christmas is a contemplative worship service held on the longest night of the year, offering space for quiet reflection, prayer and solidarity for those experiencing grief or struggling with loss.  The service was first offered in the 1990s, and provides an alternative worship experience to the celebratory gatherings otherwise typical of the Advent and Christmas seasons.  Blue Christmas will be offered at Christ the King in Arvada this year on December 21st at 6pm.  

Join us for our family Christmas service in person or live-stream on YouTube.

Join us for a festive Christmas service. This Holy Eucharistic service is filled with music. Our Worshiping Voices Choir and Chi Rho Bell Choir will help us celebrate the birth of Jesus.

Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.