Because we have received so much from a generous God. As Paul says to Philemon: “I am praying that you will put into action the generosity that comes from your faith as you understand and experience all the good things we have in Christ.” (Philemon 1:6) As we consider what we can give to the work of our church, we can ask ourselves how our generosity reflects our faith life.

This past year, Christ the King has been a shelter, respite, and place of recovery from the storms of life. These storms have been many: grief from the death of a loved one, broken family dynamics, severe injury or illness, housing insecurity, hunger, aging, despair at world events, or just the weariness that comes from raising a young family. Each of these stories has been carried by someone at Christ the King this past year, and here at CTK they have indeed found respite, caring, and hope for the journey ahead. The work we do as church is vital to the lives of so many. Your financial support of our collective ministry is vital to helping this ministry continue.