Christ the King Lutheran Church

12/16/2025

The last Wednesday in Advent is tomorrow! " The Lord has taken away the judgements against you; he has cleared away your enemies. The King of Israel, the LORD, is in your midst; you shall never again fear evil."

12/09/2025

Tomorrow's Wednesday! "Then the offering of Judah and Jerusalem will be pleasing to the LORD as in the days of old and as in former years"

12/07/2025

"Snow day" for Dec. 7th at CTK. But please join our friends @ 8:00am for Live stream on YouTube, or audio broadcast on KICD. Hear the Word of the Lord!

12/04/2025

Prepare ye, get ready, prepare ye the way of the Lord.

12/04/2025

The Tree is trimmed! and here are our tree trimmers!

12/02/2025

The first of 3 Midweek Advent Services will be tomorrow: Dec. 3rd.
Brad Peterson, Worship Leader. "The King's City: Safe and Secure" Jeremiah 33:14-16. Join us at 6:00pm. Decorating and fellowship time to follow service.

08/31/2025

Podcast: The 11th Sunday after Trinity, the Sunday of the Pharisees & the Tax Collector, Matins - 8/31/25

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08/17/2025

Podcast/Sermon: The 9th Sunday after Trinity - The Sunday of the Unjust Steward

Link in the first comment.

08/10/2025

Podcast: The 8th Sunday after Trinity - The Sunday of the Good and Bad Trees, Matins - 8/10/25

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08/03/2025

08/03/2025

Podcast (Link in first comment): The 7th Sunday after Trinity, The Sunday of the Feeding of the 4,000.

07/30/2025

Sunday Schedule Change, Sunday, August 3rd
With the St. Luke's Partnership beginning in August, here is the new Sunday Schedule starting this Sunday:

7:00am: Pastor available for Private Confession & Absolution in his office
8:00am-8:45am: Bible Study
9:00am: Divine Service (Our worship time does not change)
10:30am: Service of the Word - St. Luke's Chapel
11:15am: Service of the Word - Riverview Chapel (3rd floor)

All services at St. Luke's and Riverview are open to the public. You are welcome to attend them.St. Luke's Nursing home is also always looking for volunteers to help residents get to the Chapel from their rooms.

I had the pleasure today of meeting the former chaplain, Rev. Perry DeGroot, show me around the chapels. He, and the rest of St. Luke's, are very much looking forward to this partnership starting and the services beginning this Sunday.

Tree Damage
Christ the King had tree damage to one tree in the front of the church and significant damage to one tree behind the church.

I have spoken with LERT Coordinator Julie Mann concerning our tree damage and damage to another member's home. She said Bruce Gamble will be the LERT volunteer to come look at the damage and then coordinator any LERT help with Julie. After Bruce looks at the damage at Christ the King, anything with LERT will be coordinated between him and Doug Abel. We pray they are able to get a team of volunteers with chain saws to take care of the damage and debris.

For our members: If you have had damage to trees and need assistance, please contact Rev. McGinley so that he can get your contact information to Bruce. Many of you may have had help come in, which is great. For others than need help, do not hesitate to ask.

We all know LERT is a volunteer organization - the help we receive will be dependent on the teams we can get to come here. So nothing is guaranteed. However, we don't have any chance of getting help to you if I hear nothing from you.