About

Christ the King Presbyterian Church (OPC) is a congregation of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.

1) The priorities of this church are:
-Preaching and Teaching for changed lives – through the faithful proclamation of the Gospel and the relevant instruction of God’s truth for our lives according to the Calvinistic Reformed Faith.
-Wholehearted, God-honoring, Biblical Worship – of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit with true affection and joy, sincerity of heart,readiness of mind…all according to the Word of God.
-Growing in Christ – promoting spiritual growth and providing pastoral care for all ages through the church-planting pastor and the (eventual) ministry of the elders and deacons with Bible studies for men, women, couples and youth.
-Serving the Lord – training, mobilizing and encouraging every member to use their gifts, talents and passions to serve the Lord and His church.
-Impacting our world – through prayer, encouragement, giving, and serving, both at home and abroad.

2) Worship Services
We offer morning and evening worship services on the Lord’s Day. The descriptive theme of our worship is “joyfully reverent” as we use a variety of Psalms, hymns and spiritual songs from a various sources including the New Trinity Hymnal and solid, recent hymn writers like Stuart Townend and the Gettys. Accompaniment of the singing aims to foster strong congregational worship, using a piano, keyboard and occasional stringed or other instruments as is fitting for the particular piece of music, with some verses sung a capella when appropriate. We also include a “Call to Repentance”, a prayer of confession, an “Assurance of Pardon” and a Confession of Faith in our worship services using passages of Scripture and portions of the Westminster Shorter or Larger Catechism and other Reformed creeds. The goal of each worship service is that when visitors comes they would sense the presence of God as the whole congregation makes His praise glorious!

3) Church “atmosphere”
Our vision is to establish a church built on the Word of God and the sweet doctrines of God’s marvelous grace as summarized the Westminster Confession of Faith, also using other Reformed creeds and confessions in the worship services. The goal of all our preaching, teaching, fellowship, worship, Bible studies, outreach and prayer ministry is that the God of hope would fill us with joy and peace in believing, so that as a body of believers we would overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. (Romans 15:13)