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Discipleship Formation at Christ
the King "Discipleship
Formation" encompasses all areas of Christian Education, as well as Bible
and topical studies which assist our growth as disciples of Christ.
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Kingdom Dwellers ministry at Christ the King Lutheran Church follows the Workshop
Rotation Model being implemented in churches across the country. It is based
on solid theology and years of research in the field of education. One
Bible story is explored over a four to six week period, allowing each child to
examine the story in a wide variety of ways. One week the first grade children
may explore the Creation story through food in "Kate's Kitchen;" the
second week they might experience a creation art activity in the "Artist's
Atrium;" the following week these same children could go to the "Theater"
to experience a Creation play or drama, etc. In summary,
it's like Vacation Bible School all year long!! | |
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part of the worship service three-year-olds through first graders may meet in
the Artists' Atrium for age appropriate activities. | Kids
of the Kingdom | |
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Bible, book, and topical studies are offered both on Sunday
mornings and during the week throughout the school year. Adult Forums, which are
single week discussions of items and issues of interest, are held regularly on
Sunday mornings during the education hour between the morning worship services
Childcare is available for many of these. | |
| Library |
Christ the King Lutheran Church has its own library for use
by its members. Books videos and books on tape are available for all ages. The
library is open Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings. | |
| A nursery for infants and toddlers
is staffed for all worship services, during Christian Education hour, and for
other regular and special events throughout the week. | Nursery |
| | | Christmas
Program
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Each year the Sunday School students put together a Christmas
Program to perform for the congregation. In 2005, they put on a performance of
The Good News Christmas Cruise. In 2006 they learned and sang many favorite
Christmas carols. | |
