Christ the King Presbyterian Church

About this church

Christ the King Presbyterian Church is a Joplin congregation in the Presbyterian Church in America, shaped by Reformed theology and the Westminster Standards. Its public teaching emphasizes Scripture, historic Christian faith, reverent worship, and life together as a church family. Sunday worship follows a deliberate order with psalms, hymns, prayer, preaching, and the Lord’s Supper each week rather than treating Communion as an occasional addition.

Sunday School is published at 9:30 a.m. on the homepage, followed by worship from 10:30 to approximately 11:45. The dedicated worship page, however, says Sunday School plans will be announced later in the fall; visitors should confirm whether classes are currently meeting rather than relying only on the homepage hour. Children are encouraged to remain with their families during worship, and nursery care is available for ages four and younger. Dress ranges from jeans to jackets and ties, so no single style is expected. A bulletin helps guests follow the liturgy, and the what-to-expect page explains the congregation’s use of song, confession, Scripture, sermon, and sacrament. Because the church gives unusually clear reasons for its worship practices, newcomers can review those pages before arriving instead of having to infer the service style from a generic label.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage and published Sunday hours · Worship schedule, Communion, children, and nursery · First-visit clothing and service guidance · Mission, vision, and Reformed identity

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Nursery for children four and younger — during worship

Location