Have you ever wondered why you were born into this world? And why in this specific place? Have you ever asked, “What is my purpose?” Have you considered if you have the power to accomplish that purpose? You have power—for purpose—in every place. Jesus said, “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” (Acts 1:8, ESV). God has given us all we need to fulfill His mission to make Himself known throughout the world. You have God’s power. The question is, “In what ways will you use God’s power to be a witness for Jesus in the world?” May you fulfill God’s purpose and mission as you are a witness for Jesus.
In Christ alone,
Robbie Pruitt
Serving our Church Family

Volunteers Needed!

There are many ways to serve. Please email one of the below ministries for more information:

Alcolytes [email protected]
Holy Table [email protected]

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Join us for
the "Shipwrecked" theme adventure.

July 23- July 26
9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Volunteers are needed.

Register Here

Deadline to register July 14.

CtK Soccer Outing

Sunday, August 11
7:30pm

Audi Field
DC United vs.LA Galaxy 

Discounted tickets - $40 (Scholarships available)

Invite your friends for a fun evening of fellowship and "football." Youth are welcome.

RSVP to  Peter Schwanda  to reserve a ticket.
FALL EVENTS AT CTK

CTK Concert Series   
September 21
Tim Whalen Quintet, Jazz Combo
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November 9
Washington Balalaika Society


CTK Fall Festival  
September 21, 4:00—7:00 pm. Convergence lawn
 

Casa Chirilagua 5K Race   
October 19, 9:00 am. 
Cameron Run Park
CtK EVENTS & HAPPENINGS

Education & Formation Will resume July 14. Our Anglican Heritage : A fast-paced overview of the history and heritage of the Anglican Church from its nativity to present day. We’ll follow the journey of English Christians from Alban to Alexandria, from Roman soldiers and Celtic monks, through the creation of the Book of Common Prayer, the KJB, Wesley’s attempts at reform, and the creation of ACNA and GAFCON. Dr. Sam Pascoe teaches at Gordon-Conwell Seminary. Our Anglican Heritage , available at CTK or on Amazon.

Women’s Ministry  Email  [email protected]  for more details.
· Mom's Morning Out— July 8, 10:15-11:30am. Emily Newman's house. New moms sign up in the Welcome Area this Sunday.
· Lunch Bunch—July 14, 12:00 pm. Ramparts.

Protecting God’s Children Training   July 14, during E&F.    Volunteers, with our children or youth, are required to go through a training. If you are interested in serving , or need to renew your training, RSVP to [email protected]

Vacation Bible School July 23-26! 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. Ages 3 (toilet trained) through 5th grade. Volunteers are needed. Register here . Registration deadline is July 14.

Youth Ministry Email Robbie a t  [email protected]   to RSVP for the below or if you have questions.
Kings Dominion Trips :  June 27  &  August 15 . Cost: $50 and includes transportation and park entrance.
Youth Adventure Trips July 22-26, following VBS. Depart CTK around noon each day and return around 5:00 pm. Includes: swimmi ng, hiking, canoeing, biking.

CtK Soccer Outing  August 11, 7:30 pm. Join friends from CTK to attend a DC United soccer game. Discounted tickets $40. Scholarships available. Invite your friends and neighbors for a fun evening of fellowship and "football." Youth are encouraged to attend! RSVP to Peter Schwanda, [email protected] , to reserve a ticket.
  
Acolyte Recruitment  Interested new acolytes are need. We welcome boys and girls in the third grade up who are interested in serving on Sunday mornings. Email Deacon Ed if interested [email protected]

Music Ministry Many opportunities for involvement. Email Ann Lee, [email protected] .

Children’s Ministry  Our interim director is Krystyn Carey. She can be reached at [email protected] if you have any questions.

Children's Ministry Director Christ the King is seeking a Director of Children's Ministry. This is a 20 hour a week position overseeing our mission for kids from birth through 5th grade. Interested candidates should contact   [email protected]
Click Here to view the job description

The Anglican Church  Christ the King is a member of the Anglican Church in North American and the Diocese of the mid-Atlantic. Both distribute regular updates and newsletters. You will find information about the Anglican Church in North America here - information about the Diocese of the MidAtlantic here .
 
Ministry Update   Sojourners is the name given to the ministry we began in 2016 as we intentionally opened our doors to Michel. Like so many, Michel had fled the violence of his own home and found a new home with us. Due to the exciting and likely possibility that Michel will soon be reunited with his family of four, we have not yet expanded this ministry. Our goal is to first provide for this dear family and then prayerfully consider expanding this ministry to others. For more information, please contact the coordinator for this ministry, Jack Rusenko at [email protected] .

Midweek Eucharist Service Tuesdays, Noon. Stained Glass Room, 1801 N. Quaker Lane.

Small Groups   Small groups are coed and geographically based, and meet biweekly for friendships, study, prayer, and support. Click here for more information about small groups.

Holy Table  Please consider joining the holy table set up team. This team prepares the table for worship. Service is monthly. Linda Greenberg will be in the front of the church following service to receive volunteers or you may contact her at  [email protected] .

Welcome Team We need additional ushers to serve monthly on the Sunday morning Welcome Team. This is a great way to serve our church family. Email [email protected] or sign up in the Welcome Area this Sunday.

Meal Ministry CtK seeks to bless those in challenging circumstances by providing meals. If you need a meal or if you would like to provide a meal to an individual or family, contact [email protected]

Flower Ministry Parishioners may sponsor floral arrangements each Sunday. Dedications/memorials may be listed in the bulletin and flowers may be taken home or given to someone in need. A $75 donation for each floral arrangement is requested. Contact Pat Tierney for more information. Sign up in the Welcome Area this Sunday.

127:1 Fund  Th is is the name of our savings fund for our permanent church home. The name of the fund refers to Psalm 127:1. Our target is 1.5 million. Our building fund has a current balance of $339,630, with an additional $426,768 pledged for a total of $766,398.

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