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January 22: Conversation with the Call Committee
9:30 am in the Rice Village Campus Basement Classroom and on Zoom

The Senior Pastor Call Committee hosts its regular third Sunday of the month conversation with members to provide updates on the call process and to hear members’ thoughts. To learn more, visit the Call Committee link on the Christ the King Church website.

Sunday Forum Zoom Link

Pr. Mandy Hosts Sunday Forum This Week: November 13


Sunday Forum November 13:
Faithfully Bearing Fruit

Join us for a conversation with Pastor Derr.
Sunday Forum Zoom Link

 

November 20: Conversation with the Call Committee
The Senior Pastor Call Committee continues its regular third Sunday of the month conversation with members to provide updates and to hear members’ thoughts. To learn more, go to the Call Committee webpage linked below.

November 27: Advent Wreath-Making Workshop
The Altar Guild hosts our annual wreath-making workshop in the courtyard. Two different styles of wire wreaths, blue and purple advent candle sets, ribbon, bows, and greenery are provided. A donation of $20 is suggested to cover the costs. All ages are invited to join in this communal craft activity to start the Advent season in your homes. If you already have a wreath that you would like to decorate, please bring it and join the fun.

Martin Luther Walkthrough at Rice Campus: October 30

All are invited to a “walk-through Martin Luther Godly Play story” on Reformation Sunday, October 30 at 9:30 a.m. with your Godly Play teachers as your guides. Come and see the lightning that so frightened young Martin Luther. Read the 95 Theses nailed onto the door. Be amazed at the huge stack of writing he and his colleagues, especially Philip Melanchthon, created: pamphlets, books, sermons, hymns and more. Finally, see and discuss the Luther Rose and take away the makings of one of your own to finish at home. Let’s celebrate Reformation in style, walking through Luther’s story and taking a little bit home to remember him by.