Worship This Weekend

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Saturday
6:00 p.m.  Contemplative Worship

Sunday
 8:30 a.m.    Brief Order of Holy Communion
11:00 a.m.  Holy Communion
Bulletin    Sermon

This Sunday we celebrate Holy Cross Day. God speaks to us through Moses (Numbers 21:4b-9); Paul (1 Corinthians 1:18-24); and we eavesdrop on Jesus’ late-night conversation with Nicodemus (John 3:13-17) Christ counsels us to lift our eyes, which is through Christ’s cross. Pastor Derr presides and preaches at our 8:30 a.m. brief order of holy communion and at our 11:00 a.m. liturgy of holy communion with remembrance of all victims of terror and milestone blessing of Bibles for our third graders.

You may also participate in livestream worship via Facebook or YouTube. Log on at 11 a.m. or access the archived service anytime after.

Masks are required at all times indoors at Christ the King Church to protect the most vulnerable among us. As you consider in-person worship, please assess your personal situation regarding vulnerability to COVID-19, including pre-existing conditions and the vaccination status of yourself and your household.

Health and Safety Protocol at Christ the King Church
To protect the most vulnerable among us, the following have been put in place:

  1. Masks are required at all times indoors at Christ the King Church.
  2. All visitors and guests must sign in with email addresses and cell phone numbers so they can be contacted if anyone attending services has tested positive for COVID-19.
  3. We will cease passing the offering baskets.
  4. We ask everyone to social distance inside and outside of the church.
  5. We will cease kneeling for confession and intercession.
    Why?  Some kneel and others sit. If a person kneels in a pew behind a sitting person, they are inches away from each other.
  6. We will cease refreshments in the courtyard.
  7. We will announce and remind worshipers of masking requirements before confession.
  8. All greetings after worship will be in the courtyard to avoid crowding and promote social distancing.
  9. As you consider in-person worship, please assess your personal situation regarding vulnerability to COVID-19, including pre-existing conditions and the vaccination status of yourself and your household.