Belonging. That's the way were made. Not to be isolated. Not to be alone, but to be together experiencing life with others. Belonging means having a place that's worse off when were not there and better off when we are. At Christ the King, we're building a community that has a place for you.

a place to connect
At CKPC we have lots of great opportunities for you to connect with God and with others. We offer two Beth Moore Bible studies for women, a Man in the Mirror group for men, a Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS@) group for young moms, and a Sunday morning class and Bethel Bible Series for everyone. And you are welcome and invited!

Every Sunday we gather to Worship, build frienships, grow in our relationship with God and others and serve using our God given talents.

Sunday classes for all ages begin at 9:00 am
Worship service begin at 10:30 am

Were to find us: We worship at the DCS Montessori School, 311 Castle Pines Parkway in Castle Rock, just 1/4 mile off I-25 West on exit 188.

Christ the King is...

a place for worship
One of the primary reasons that the Christ the King community meets together is to worship God. As a loving response to who God is and what He has done through His Son Jesus Christ, the Christ the King community enjoys worship that is rich and heartfelt with messages that are practical for every day living. We worship at 10:30 am on Sundays.

a place for friendship
Christ the King provides many opportunities to build deep, lasting friendships with others. We have various small groups where support, spiritual growth, encouragement, accountibility and relationships are experienced and nurtured. We have a number of small groups so you can build close friendships.

a place for growing
We believe that God's Word (the Bible) has the only satisfying answers for the questions of life and the real solutions that address today's concerns. Therefore we are committed to understanding its truths and applying them to life. Every Sunday we have classes for all ages beginning at 9:00 am.

a place for expression
Everyone has ability. At Christ the King we encourage you to find, shape, express and share your God-given abilities and gifts to serve Him and others. We offer many opportunities to serve at church and in the community.

our history
Christ the King started in November 2003 as a satellite church of Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church, and became its own church on June 5, 2005. We are an Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC) that welcomes all to our weekly services. One of the distinctive's which makes the EPC inviting to so many, is the following statement: "In the Essentials, unity. In the non-essentials, liberty. In all things charity: Truth in love."