The group makes prayer shawls/blankets and items for an annual craft sale. Our members knit, crochet, cross stitch, quilt and enjoy many other crafts. All variety of crafters are welcome to join. Contact the Office for more information.
All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.
This group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. We are currently reading and discussing The Book of Jeremiah. All are welcome to join. Contact the office for more information.
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.
Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.
All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.
This group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. We are currently reading and discussing The Book of Jeremiah. All are welcome to join. Contact the office for more information.
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.
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 June movie is Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010) PG
Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.
All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.
This group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. We are currently reading and discussing The Book of Jeremiah. All are welcome to join. 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.
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.
Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.
Episcopal 101 Adult Forum
Sunday June 29, July 13, 20, 27,
August 3 & 10 at 11:15a.m., hybrid
Episcopal 101: Ever want to know more about the Episcopal Church and where we came from?
New to the Episcopal tradition? Seeking Confirmation or “Reception” (for those Confirmed in other denominations)? Ever wonder where things like the Prayer Book started? Want to know more about how our theology and liturgy intertwine in a sacramental worldview? Curious about the decisions of General Convention that led us to be a Welcoming and Affirming Christian Denomination? Join us June 29th-August 17th (with a couple Sundays off for holiday weekends and Eva moving to Fort Collins) for Episcopal 101 to learn more about this fascinating and ancient tradition together in our Summer Adult Forum series—Sundays from 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. in the parish library and on Zoom.
Week 1: Where did we come from? (From the English Reformation’s Anglican Church to the “Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States of America”)
Week 2: The Book of Common Prayer (How it began, what’s in it, and why it’s special)
Week 3-4: Theology and Liturgy (A Sacramental Worldview)
Week 5: All are Welcome (Gender Equality, Anti-Racism, and LGBTAIQ+ Affirming: General Convention and the Welcome The Episcopal Church offers in Christ’s name)
Week 6: The service of Confirmation (run-through for those being Confirmed/Received on August 23rd!)
Episcopal 101 Adult Forum
Sunday June 29, July 13, 20, 27,
August 3 & 10 at 11:15a.m., hybrid
Episcopal 101: Ever want to know more about the Episcopal Church and where we came from?
New to the Episcopal tradition? Seeking Confirmation or “Reception” (for those Confirmed in other denominations)? Ever wonder where things like the Prayer Book started? Want to know more about how our theology and liturgy intertwine in a sacramental worldview? Curious about the decisions of General Convention that led us to be a Welcoming and Affirming Christian Denomination? Join us June 29th-August 17th (with a couple Sundays off for holiday weekends and Eva moving to Fort Collins) for Episcopal 101 to learn more about this fascinating and ancient tradition together in our Summer Adult Forum series—Sundays from 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. in the parish library and on Zoom.
Week 2: The Book of Common Prayer (How it began, what’s in it, and why it’s special)
Week 3-4: Theology and Liturgy (A Sacramental Worldview)
Week 5: All are Welcome (Gender Equality, Anti-Racism, and LGBTAIQ+ Affirming: General Convention and the Welcome The Episcopal Church offers in Christ’s name)
Week 6: The service of Confirmation (run-through for those being Confirmed/Received on August 23rd!)
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 May movie is Shrek 2 (2004) PG
Episcopal 101 Adult Forum
Sunday June 29, July 13, 20, 27,
August 3 & 10 at 11:15a.m., hybrid
Episcopal 101: Ever want to know more about the Episcopal Church and where we came from?
New to the Episcopal tradition? Seeking Confirmation or “Reception” (for those Confirmed in other denominations)? Ever wonder where things like the Prayer Book started? Want to know more about how our theology and liturgy intertwine in a sacramental worldview? Curious about the decisions of General Convention that led us to be a Welcoming and Affirming Christian Denomination? Join us June 29th-August 17th (with a couple Sundays off for holiday weekends and Eva moving to Fort Collins) for Episcopal 101 to learn more about this fascinating and ancient tradition together in our Summer Adult Forum series—Sundays from 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. in the parish library and on Zoom.
Week 3-4: Theology and Liturgy (A Sacramental Worldview)
Week 5: All are Welcome (Gender Equality, Anti-Racism, and LGBTAIQ+ Affirming: General Convention and the Welcome The Episcopal Church offers in Christ’s name)
Week 6: The service of Confirmation (run-through for those being Confirmed/Received on August 23rd!)
Episcopal 101 Adult Forum
Sunday June 29, July 13, 20, 27,
August 3 & 10 at 11:15a.m., hybrid
Episcopal 101: Ever want to know more about the Episcopal Church and where we came from?
New to the Episcopal tradition? Seeking Confirmation or “Reception” (for those Confirmed in other denominations)? Ever wonder where things like the Prayer Book started? Want to know more about how our theology and liturgy intertwine in a sacramental worldview? Curious about the decisions of General Convention that led us to be a Welcoming and Affirming Christian Denomination? Join us June 29th-August 17th (with a couple Sundays off for holiday weekends and Eva moving to Fort Collins) for Episcopal 101 to learn more about this fascinating and ancient tradition together in our Summer Adult Forum series—Sundays from 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. in the parish library and on Zoom.
Week 3-4: Theology and Liturgy (A Sacramental Worldview)
Week 5: All are Welcome (Gender Equality, Anti-Racism, and LGBTAIQ+ Affirming: General Convention and the Welcome The Episcopal Church offers in Christ’s name)
Week 6: The service of Confirmation (run-through for those being Confirmed/Received on August 23rd!)
We are thrilled to invite you and your loved ones to our upcoming Joyful Celebrations Service on Saturday, August 2nd at 5:00p.m. This family friendly service is open to all, and promises to be an unforgettable experience filled with uplifting music and inspiring stories. We can't wait to come together as a community and celebrate the joy of life, love, and faith. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to connect with others and experience the power of togetherness. See you there!
Episcopal 101 Adult Forum
Sunday June 29, July 13, 20, 27,
August 3 & 10 at 11:15a.m., hybrid
Episcopal 101: Ever want to know more about the Episcopal Church and where we came from?
New to the Episcopal tradition? Seeking Confirmation or “Reception” (for those Confirmed in other denominations)? Ever wonder where things like the Prayer Book started? Want to know more about how our theology and liturgy intertwine in a sacramental worldview? Curious about the decisions of General Convention that led us to be a Welcoming and Affirming Christian Denomination? Join us June 29th-August 17th (with a couple Sundays off for holiday weekends and Eva moving to Fort Collins) for Episcopal 101 to learn more about this fascinating and ancient tradition together in our Summer Adult Forum series—Sundays from 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. in the parish library and on Zoom.
Week 5: All are Welcome (Gender Equality, Anti-Racism, and LGBTAIQ+ Affirming: General Convention and the Welcome The Episcopal Church offers in Christ’s name)
Week 6: The service of Confirmation (run-through for those being Confirmed/Received on August 23rd!)
Episcopal 101 Adult Forum
Sunday June 29, July 13, 20, 27,
August 3 & 10 at 11:15a.m., hybrid
Episcopal 101: Ever want to know more about the Episcopal Church and where we came from?
New to the Episcopal tradition? Seeking Confirmation or “Reception” (for those Confirmed in other denominations)? Ever wonder where things like the Prayer Book started? Want to know more about how our theology and liturgy intertwine in a sacramental worldview? Curious about the decisions of General Convention that led us to be a Welcoming and Affirming Christian Denomination? Join us June 29th-August 17th (with a couple Sundays off for holiday weekends and Eva moving to Fort Collins) for Episcopal 101 to learn more about this fascinating and ancient tradition together in our Summer Adult Forum series—Sundays from 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. in the parish library and on Zoom.
Week 6: The service of Confirmation (run-through for those being Confirmed/Received on August 23rd!)
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 August movie is Muppets Most Wanted (2014) PG
The Believe Out Loud committee is screening the documentary film “The Times of Harvey Milk.” Harvey Milk was one of the United States’ first openly gay political figures, pivotal in fighting anti-gay initiatives across the country and in passing some of the first legislation prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation. He remains an enduring icon in the LGBTQIA2+ community to this day. The movie is around 90 minutes long and we will be viewing it in two 45-minute segments on June 1st and 8th. We plan to begin watching about 15 minutes after the start of coffee hour (around 11:00 a.m.). After each segment, we will have a short Q & A segment. We hope that you will join us to learn more about this charismatic, compassionate man.
Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.
Join our team as we discuss ways Christ the King can make a difference. Contact the office for more information.
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 includes Holy Eucharist and prayers of healing. Contact the office for more information.
Click here for the order of service. Click here for today’s readings.
This group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. We are currently reading and discussing The Book of Jeremiah. All are welcome to join. Contact the office for more information.
All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.
The Believe Out Loud committee is screening the documentary film “The Times of Harvey Milk.” Harvey Milk was one of the United States’ first openly gay political figures, pivotal in fighting anti-gay initiatives across the country and in passing some of the first legislation prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation. He remains an enduring icon in the LGBTQIA2+ community to this day. The movie is around 90 minutes long and we will be viewing it in two 45-minute segments on June 1st and 8th. We plan to begin watching about 15 minutes after the start of coffee hour (around 11:00 a.m.). After each segment, we will have a short Q & A segment. We hope that you will join us to learn more about this charismatic, compassionate man.
Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.
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.
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.
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.
This group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. We are currently reading and discussing The Book of Isaiah. All are welcome to join. Contact the office for more information.
All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.
Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.
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 May movie is Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018) PG
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.
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!
This group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. We are currently reading and discussing The Book of Isaiah. All are welcome to join. Contact the office for more information.
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
All musicians/singers are welcome to participate in making music for our Joyful Celebrations service held quarterly.
Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.
The CTK Outreach Committee is planning to hold the neighborhood dinner on the 3rd Thursday of each month. A free meal is served for members of our community as well as CTK folks.
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 group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. We are currently reading and discussing The Book of Isaiah. All are welcome to join. Contact the office for more information.
The group makes prayer shawls/blankets and items for an annual craft sale. Our members knit, crochet, cross stitch, quilt and enjoy many other crafts. All variety of crafters are welcome to join. Contact the Office for more information.
Please join us in person or from home as we live-stream on YouTube.
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 group meets Tuesday afternoons at 12:30pm on Zoom or onsite. We are currently reading and discussing The Book of Isaiah. All are welcome to join. Contact the office for more information.
Coffee Hour will be held upstairs. Join us after service for a blessing of our new multi-purpose space. Representatives from MIA will be there to answer any questions and photos taken of the work to transform the space will be hung. All are welcome.
