This brief meeting is designed for those new to our community to learn more about The King’s Church! You’ll have a chance to meet some of our pastors, hear more about our church, learn about next steps to get further connected, and ask questions. Open House will take place in the Fellowship Hall in the back building immediately following both the 9:00am and the 11:00am service and will last for around 20 minutes. You can RSVP below if you plan to attend! Open Houses will (generally) be held every last Sunday of the month.

*Note: if you have children in Kingdom Kids, please check them out of their classroom prior to coming to the meeting. 

The TKC Justice ministry team partners with PEACE (Polk Ecumenical Action Council for Empowerment) through out the year. PEACE is a congregation-based community organization whose purpose is to build justice ministries and train members from diverse congregations to work together to identify root causes of community problems and to take action to resolve them. The purpose of the organization is to build a strong coalition capable of negotiating the interests of our community with a special concern for the vulnerable.  

The Nehemiah Action is our largest and most important meeting of the year. It will be held at Resurrection Catholic Church on Monday, April 29th from 6:30-8:30pm. Anyone is invited and encouraged to attend this meeting whether they have been involved with the justice ministry through the process or not. We expect over 1,500 people to come out for justice this year.

This event is when we ask our public officials to make specific commitments for action, based on the solutions researched and developed by the organization through out the yearly cycle. 

This year we will be addressing issues surrounding "Elder (senior citizen) care" and criminal justice. Please reach out to either of our Justice Ministry team leads (Brandon Curriston or Wesla Dozier) if you have any questions. 

Join us for a member meeting on Sunday, May 5th from 4-6 PM! This meeting will be a time for us to celebrate what God has done in and through The King’s Church, welcome new members, give updates, and spend some time praying together. We will also be sharing some important updates on our Ministry Training Cohort as well as praying over Pastor Ian and his family as he begins his sabbatical through the summer. We are only able to gather like this a few times a year as a church family and we hope you will prioritize being there.

This member meeting will be held in our sanctuary and we plan to provide limited childcare for ages 0-4. Anyone who calls The King’s Church home is welcome & encouraged to attend!

Our next Child Dedications will be held during corporate worship on Sunday, May 12th!

Child dedications are an opportunity to draw our attention to 3 things:
1. Children are a blessing and gift from the Lord.

2. Parents are called to love & disciple their children - which is hard work!

3. Our church as a whole is called to have an active role in raising these children

Interested in having your child dedicated? Find out more information at the link below!

Believers are called in 1 Peter 3:15 to “always be prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you.” Throughout history, Christians have answered this call to engage meaningfully with the objections to the faith. However, in today's world, where objections are plentiful and people are unsure what to believe, it can be challenging to have meaningful conversations about our beliefs with those around us.

On May 18th, from 9:00am - 12:00pm, we will be having a seminar where we will be discussing the topic of apologetics and addressing some of the objections that many people put forth about why they won’t believe in Jesus. We will cover the basics of apologetics, the big questions of whether Christianity is true, good, and beautiful, and how we can practically apply this knowledge better to engage those around us for the glory of Christ.

If you are interested in having meaningful conversations in an age that often lacks meaning, then join us for this semester's doctrine seminar. Childcare will be provided (please register your children who will need childcare so we have an accurate count).

Registration cost is $20 which provides registrants with a copy of the book The Air We Breathe: How We All Came to Believe in Freedom, Kindness, Progress and Equality by Glen Scrivener.

This brief meeting is designed for those new to our community to learn more about The King’s Church! You’ll have a chance to meet some of our pastors, hear more about our church, learn about next steps to get further connected, and ask questions. Open House will take place in the Fellowship Hall in the back building immediately following both the 9:00am and the 11:00am service and will last for around 20 minutes. You can RSVP below if you plan to attend! Open Houses will (generally) be held every last Sunday of the month.

*Note: if you have children in Kingdom Kids, please check them out of their classroom prior to coming to the meeting.