Sunday 0930 Virtual Worship can be found at https://zoom.us/j/121591497
Sunday, October 25, we will have limited in church worship and as well as live zoom worship. If you are interested in joining us at the church, be sure to sign up below.
New signups are available Tuesday through Saturday.
This Sunday's service was provided to us by the ELCA.
Click on the zoom link above at 0930 on Sunday.
Sunday, Aug 16, 2020
Bulletin available <here>
(apologies for not getting this posted prior to the service)
Sunday, July 26, 2020
Bulletin available <here>
Apologizes for the technical difficulties. Posted is a copy of the prelude, the children's sermon and the sermon.
Sunday, June 14, 2020
Bulletin available <here>
Sunday, June 3, 2020 Sunday
Bulletin available <here>
Technical issues affected the recordings so posted is the sermon, Children's sermon and the last part of the service.
Sunday, May 3
Worship
Sunday, April 26 Bulletin available <here>
Seeing Jesus Handout <here>
Sunday, April 19
Worship
Good Friday
Meditation
Maundy Thursday Worship Service
Palm Sunday Worship
Wednesday Lenten Meditation -
April 1,2021
Sunday Worship
March 29, 2020
Join us for Lenten
Worship - Wednesday
Wednesday, 25 March
(Apologizes for the video issues - View of the alter during the service due to technical issues)
Join us for Sunday Worship - 22 March
Join us for Evening Worship
Wednesday Worship
Another version of the Lord's Prayer
At Christ the King, our “usual” is to recite the Lord’s Prayer by the traditional version while holding hands across the aisle and along the rows of seats. At the moment, we have suspended gathering, so we can’t hold hands.
That makes this a perfect time to practice and learn the alternative version of the Lord’s Prayer in our worship service. As one member mentioned, it’s hard to learn something when you are holding hands so can’t read the bulletin. Why is it important to know both? Both forms are used regularly across the broader church today. I would hope that our people could feel comfortable joining in to either version.
This prayer that Jesus taught is one to say often and sometimes to say very slowly. Meditate on each petition (thing we ask for or declare) before going on to the next. Know that the body of Christ prays it with you.
Click on the Lord’s Prayer to recite it with me.
Our Father in heaven, hallowed by your name,
Your kingdom come, your will be done,
On earth as in heaven.
Give us today our daily bread.
Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us.
Save us from the time of trial, and deliver us from evil.
For the Kingdom, the power and the glory are yours, now and forever,
Amen.