On Christ the King Sunday—the final Sunday of the Christian Year—we’ll gather for a special service that celebrates the entire story of Jesus in one sweeping movement.
If the Christian Year is new to you, think of it as a year-long journey the Church takes together. It’s made up of six seasons that walk us through Jesus’ life, ministry, death, resurrection, and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit. These seasons aren’t just dates on a calendar—they’re rhythms that help shape our faith as we remember and enter into God’s saving work.
This Sunday’s service will be more experiential than explanatory. Rather than only talking about the story, we’ll move through it, pray through it, and worship through it—allowing the story of Christ to form us as we participate in it.
If the Christian Year is new to you, think of it as a year-long journey the Church takes together. It’s made up of six seasons that walk us through Jesus’ life, ministry, death, resurrection, and the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit. These seasons aren’t just dates on a calendar—they’re rhythms that help shape our faith as we remember and enter into God’s saving work.
This Sunday’s service will be more experiential than explanatory. Rather than only talking about the story, we’ll move through it, pray through it, and worship through it—allowing the story of Christ to form us as we participate in it.
Advent
•the invitation to anticipate Christ's coming
Christmas
•the invitation to celebrate Christ's presence on earth
Epiphany
•the invitation to wonder at Christ's work on earth
Lent
•the invitation to reckon our life with Christ's life and death
Easter
•the invitation to triumph over death with Christ
Ordinary Time
•the invitation to commit to Christ through the Church
