Christ The King Anglican ChurchPlan a Visit
The congregation in the pews during Sunday worship, seen from the center aisle, with the priest at the altar beneath tall stained-glass windows

Christ the King Anglican Church

An Anglican Church
For Denver

Proclaiming and Demonstrating God’s Grace to a Wearied World

Worship with us, Sundays @ 4:30pm

5300 E Florida Ave, Denver, CO

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The chalice and paten on the altar linen, ready for Communion

We’re an Anglican parish in Denver, worshiping every Sunday afternoon with the Book of Common Prayer. Our service is liturgical and sacramental: Scripture read aloud, prayers said together, a sermon you can follow, a mix of hymns and newer songs, and Communion every week.

We’re a smaller parish, so it’s easy to meet people and be known. Come as you are, and stay after the service if you’d like.

What is Anglican worship?First-visit questionsMeet our clergy
Two women share a warm hug outside after the service

The peace of the Lord be always with you.

And with your spirit.

The Peace, Book of Common Prayer

Centering All of Life
On Jesus Christ

When you visit, you’ll experience a worship service that is both sacred and ancient, yet also down-to-earth and deeply relevant.

You can expect rich liturgy and communion, accessible talks about the Bible, music ranging from hymns to praise anthems, and a group of fellow sojourners on the way of Jesus.

SundaysWho We Are
Fra Angelico’s painting of the saints and martyrs: rows of figures with gold halos, among them John the Baptist, all turned toward Christ

Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us run with patience the race that is set before us.

Hebrews 12:1

The Forerunners of Christ with Saints and Martyrs, Fra Angelico, about 1423–24. The National Gallery, London.

The Church Year

Keeping time with the whole Church

We keep time with the church year. This one is nearly over: it ends on November 22 with Christ the King Sunday, the feast our parish is named for.

ChristmasPentecost
AdventEpiphanyLentEasterSeason after Pentecost We are here

Nov 1

All Saints’ Day

Remembering the faithful who have gone before us.

Nov 22

Christ the King Sunday

Our namesake feast, and the best Sunday to bring a friend.

Nov 29

Advent begins

A new church year, and a season of waiting.

Dec 24

Christmas Eve

Christ is born. Come and adore him.

Sunday Worship

Sundays, 4:30 PM, at Salem UCC, 5300 E. Florida Avenue

Plan your first Sunday

Service Info

You can expect rich liturgy and communion, accessible talks about the Bible, and music ranging from hymns to praise anthems.

Children’s Time

We have children’s discipleship for kids ages baby-12 during the sermon on Sundays. Kids are welcome in our service, as they are a beautiful part of our joyful worshiping community.

Breaking Bread Together

As a church we gather after each service for conversation, fellowship and food. Once a month we have a community meal.

Our Identity

Deep community, real formation, generous mission

The congregation eating together at long tables outdoors on a summer evening

Deep Community

In God’s church, His children find the belonging and intimacy for which they were created.

Real Formation

In God’s church, His children are nurtured and shaped by the truth of the Gospel.

Generous Mission

In God’s church, His children are sent into the world to do good works.

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What’s Happening at CTK

The coming days in the life of the parish

Through the week, Priories gather in homes around the city to share a meal, Scripture and prayer, and many of us pray the Daily Office.

All eventsThe Daily Office
  1. SundayNov 1Sunday WorshipAll Saints’ DaySalem UCC, 5300 E. Florida Ave.4:30 PM
  2. WednesdayNov 4Evening Prayer[place][time]
  3. SundayNov 8Sunday WorshipSalem UCC, 5300 E. Florida Ave.4:30 PM
  4. WednesdayNov 11Evening Prayer[place][time]
  5. SundayNov 15Sunday WorshipSalem UCC, 5300 E. Florida Ave.4:30 PM
The priest reads from the Bible during the service[Latest sermon title, written as a question]

Hear Our Teaching

Come and explore how God is graciously drawing all people to Himself—a truth that shines through Scripture and shapes our preaching each week.

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Members of the congregation listening from the pews during Sunday worship
A longtime member greets people in the pews after the service
Friends talk outside the church building after worship
Church members of all ages serve themselves from a shared potluck table outdoors
The priest prays a blessing over two members at the front of the church

Life together at Christ the King

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