I'd like to personally welcome you to  Christ our King of Peace.  We thank you for your interest and we welcome you with open arms to visit, worship and fellowship with us.  We have families from various religious backgrounds who have found us to be a safe haven for the seeker as well as the long time Christian.  A study of the first century church will find that those early Christians had three streams of worship that defined who they were:  they were charismatic (open to the gifts of the spirit); evangelical  (proclaiming the 'good news' to all who would listen); liturgical (they had a set pattern of worship in the traditional of the apostle Paul who admonished that everything "should be done in decency and in order".  Whether your background is Pentecostal, Evangelical or Catholic you'll be at home here.  We have a blend of the three streams so you'll be comfortable worshiping with us.

We recently changed our name to reflect an expanded vision and purpose for our church.  Opportunities have been established for ministry by all who are seeking a closer relationship with God the Father through his Son, Jesus the Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit.  As a 'spirit-filled liturgical community' we offer you a  'place for healing'.  If you are anxious, depressed or broken; if you are a committed  church member who feels like something's missing and there should be more; or, if you are lonely, lost or desperate.we offer you a safe-haven where you will be welcomed with open arms.  We are all 'wounded healers' who believe in the  L.L. Nash quote that "the church is a hospital for sinners, not a museum for saints".  Our mission is to provide a place where redemption, restoration, reconciliation, renewal and rest can be experienced.   We invite you to join us, and if you are seeking God, you will find Him here !

Rev. Phil Edge