Join us for a short presentation given by Locally Haiti after service in the parish hall. Locally Haiti, a jubilee ministry of the Church in Colorado, has been supporting local leaders and institutions in Petit Trou de Nippes, our partner community in rural Haiti, for 36 years. St. Paul's Episcopal School, our first and foundational partner, is a major source of light and hope in the community, now providing education to over 700 students. Simon Caddick, Locally Haiti Board member and supporter, will be joining for coffee hour to share updates from our partners in Haiti. Locally Haiti has been grateful to count on support and partnership from Christ the King for many years and is thrilled for the chance to come share this update!

Join us for the Season of Creation, a meaningful time when our liturgy centers on the blessings of God's creation—our earth, our island home. This season invites us to reflect on the beauty and wonder of the world around us, deepen our gratitude, and renew our commitment to care for the environment as stewards of God's gift. Through prayer, worship, and community activities, we come together to celebrate and protect the natural world that sustains us all. Embrace this special season with us and experience the profound connection between faith and creation.

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 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.

Join us for a discussion about The Four Vision Quests of Jesus by Steven Charleston.

Book description: A unique look at Christian biblical interpretation and theology from the perspective of Native American tradition.

This book focuses on four specific experiences of Jesus as portrayed in the synoptic gospels. It examines each story as a “vision quest,” a universal spiritual phenomenon, but one of particular importance within North American indigenous communities.

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 Ezekiel. 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.

Join us for the Season of Creation, a meaningful time when our liturgy centers on the blessings of God's creation—our earth, our island home. This season invites us to reflect on the beauty and wonder of the world around us, deepen our gratitude, and renew our commitment to care for the environment as stewards of God's gift. Through prayer, worship, and community activities, we come together to celebrate and protect the natural world that sustains us all. Embrace this special season with us and experience the profound connection between faith and creation.

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.

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 September movie is Despicable Me (2010) PG

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.

Join us for a discussion about The Four Vision Quests of Jesus by Steven Charleston.

Book description: A unique look at Christian biblical interpretation and theology from the perspective of Native American tradition.

This book focuses on four specific experiences of Jesus as portrayed in the synoptic gospels. It examines each story as a “vision quest,” a universal spiritual phenomenon, but one of particular importance within North American indigenous communities.

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 Ezekiel. 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.

During Coffee Hour we will be having a short presentation from Love, INC. Join Rev. Austin and a representative from Love INC Arvada during the Adult Forum to learn about an exciting new ministry. Love INC Arvada wants to build meaningful partnerships that respond to real needs with compassion and purpose by uniting Christian churches across Arvada in a collaborative network that will serve our neighbors.

Join us for the Season of Creation, a meaningful time when our liturgy centers on the blessings of God's creation—our earth, our island home. This season invites us to reflect on the beauty and wonder of the world around us, deepen our gratitude, and renew our commitment to care for the environment as stewards of God's gift. Through prayer, worship, and community activities, we come together to celebrate and protect the natural world that sustains us all. Embrace this special season with us and experience the profound connection between faith and creation.

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.

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

Join us for a discussion about The Four Vision Quests of Jesus by Steven Charleston.

Book description: A unique look at Christian biblical interpretation and theology from the perspective of Native American tradition.

This book focuses on four specific experiences of Jesus as portrayed in the synoptic gospels. It examines each story as a “vision quest,” a universal spiritual phenomenon, but one of particular importance within North American indigenous communities.

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 Ezekiel. 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.

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.

Join us for the Season of Creation, a meaningful time when our liturgy centers on the blessings of God's creation—our earth, our island home. This season invites us to reflect on the beauty and wonder of the world around us, deepen our gratitude, and renew our commitment to care for the environment as stewards of God's gift. Through prayer, worship, and community activities, we come together to celebrate and protect the natural world that sustains us all. Embrace this special season with us and experience the profound connection between faith and creation.

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.

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

Join us for a discussion about The Four Vision Quests of Jesus by Steven Charleston.

Book description: A unique look at Christian biblical interpretation and theology from the perspective of Native American tradition.

This book focuses on four specific experiences of Jesus as portrayed in the synoptic gospels. It examines each story as a “vision quest,” a universal spiritual phenomenon, but one of particular importance within North American indigenous communities.