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Christ The King Anglican Church was formed in the latter part of 2006.

We are a member parish of the Gulf Atlantic Diocese in the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). Our Bishop is The Right Reverend Alex Farmer and our Rector is The Reverend David C. Allert.

The Lord brings many new people to Christ The King from various places for various reasons. Because we are a safe place, many who have been wounded in ministry or by churches have made Christ The King their home. Regardless of why you come, we warmly welcome each visitor and pray God’s blessings on you and yours always.

The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you.

1 Thessalonians 5:28

What is Anglicanism?

Anglicanism is a worldwide body of Christians responding to God’s revelation through Jesus Christ. Anglicanism brings together the authority of the Bible, the historic faith, and the beauty of structured prayer. It is rooted in tradition, yet contemporary in practice. It is united in substance, yet diverse in expression. We are a global family living out our faith in local communities.

Our Mission

Love God

with all our heart, soul, mind and strength.

Become Disciples

for our desire, as pilgrims on the way,

is to become like Him.

Serve Others

for it is in serving others as Jesus did that we show God’s love in us and through us to all people.

Christ The King is the host parish for a new church plant in St. Augustine: DeafChurch First Coast (DCFC). With support from the diocese, DeafChurch Together. and other parishes, DCFC will reach out to those in the Deaf Community across NE Florida and serve as a resource throughout the diocese.

The DeafChurch Together church planting model establishes numerous small groups across a region who meet weekly for “…the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, the ‘breaking of bread’ and prayer” (Acts 2:42). These fellowships are encouraged to connect with nearby Anglican ‘Anchor Churches’ across the region for Sunday morning services. This network of small groups gather monthly for liturgical worship, service projects, and fellowship. Christ The King Anglican serves as the headquarters for DeafChurch Together.

Fr. Bob and Dcn. Kathy Ayres established Dear Teen Quest (DTQ) in 2000, which is now a national ministry model for Youth For Christ USA. Fr. Bob has published two books on Dear ministry including DEAFCHURCH 21: Vision for a New Generation. In May 2020, Fr. Bob launched an online weekly liturgical service in American Sign Language and available on YouTube. For more information, contact Fr. Bob Aures at bob.ayres@deafchurchtogether.com.

CHRISTMAS EVE EUCHARIST

Please join us for Christmas Eve worship!

Tuesday, December 24th at 5:00PM

A Festival of Lessons and Carols

OUR CURRENT WEEKLY ONLINE BIBLE STUDY

Our current Bible study is Life Lessons from 1 & 2 Timothy & Titus by Max Lucado. This 12-week study delves into Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus as the early church is in transition. In these books, we will read letters from the apostle Paul to the two young pastors following in his footsteps: Timothy who was facing all kinds of challenges and Titus who was shaping an early church. His practical words of wisdom are valuable keys to discipleship for us today as well.

We meet on Wednesday evenings at 6:30PM via Zoom, it’s not too late to join us! There is a sign-up sheet at the back of the church or you can reach out to Deacon Barb at 724.344.9241 or chaplainbarbm@gmail.com or Terri at thusberg@bellsouth.net or 904.460.2318.

Please pray about joining us in this study journey. We look forward to having you join us!

OUR CTK REMEMBRANCE TREE

The tree at the back of the sanctuary is adorned with Chrismons and remembrance stars.

The word ‘Chrismon’ is a combination of the words “Christ” and “monogram”. The word Chrismon has been adopted to refer to special Christmas tree ornaments that have been developed to display symbols of Christ. There are crosses, doves, butterflies, stars and the Lion of Judah. The Chrismons are white and gold. White is the liturgical color for Christmas and symbolizes that Jesus was pure and perfect. Gold symbolizes His Majesty and Glory. The Chrismons were made by the youth at CTK.

The remembrance star ornaments have been personalized with the names of loved ones who have gone before. The remembrance stars were blessed at the altar during the All Saints’ celebration during the November 3rd service. After the Christmas season, the ornaments will be burned in the Memorial Garden. Remembrance ornaments will be offered again for All Saints’ Day in 2025.