Christ the King Anglican church

About this church

Christ the King Anglican Church gathers for worship and formation Sundays at 10:00 a.m. on Records Way in Meridian. The service is rooted in Scripture, shaped by the sacraments, and includes teaching, shared prayer, and the historic patterns of Anglican worship. The church explicitly welcomes both people exploring Christianity and those already seeking a church home. Its public description combines the depth of historic liturgy with a warm, hospitable congregational culture rather than presenting tradition as formality for its own sake.

The parish belongs to the Rocky Mountain Diocese of the Anglican Church in North America and identifies with the wider GAFCON fellowship. It emphasizes equipping mothers and fathers for discipleship at home, while its children's ministry helps young people learn Scripture and see how Christian truth relates to the rest of life. Community engagement and service to Treasure Valley neighbors are also part of the congregation's stated purpose. Family Camp reflects its relational side, creating room for worship, conversation, recreation, and rest away from ordinary routines. For newcomers, the single weekly gathering is easy to understand: expect biblical preaching, united prayer, sacramental worship, intergenerational formation, and a congregation that sees hospitality as part of its mission.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Sunday time, Scripture, sacraments, and congregational life · Anglican affiliation, family formation, and community engagement · Visitor invitation and Sunday worship expectations

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