What kind of church is Christ the King Lutheran Church?
CTK is a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, or the ELCA, a denomination that is known for its inclusive and welcoming nature
What does it mean to be part of the ELCA?
- Evangelical: The ELCA is a church that believes in the good news of Jesus Christ and the power of the Gospel
- Lutheran: The ELCA is a church that believes in the Bible and the teachings of Luther and the reformers
- In America: The ELCA is the largest Lutheran church in North America, with 3.3 million members!
What do Lutherans believe?
- The ELCA confesses the Triune God, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
- The ELCA proclaims Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior
- The ELCA believes that God has reconciled people to each other and to God through Jesus Christ
What time are your worship services?
Sunday Morning Services start at 10:30 am.
During certain times of the year, such as Advent and Lent, special Wednesday night services are held at 7pm.
You can watch our recorded services at any time on our Facebook Page
Where are you located? What is the parking situation?
We are conveniently located in Downton Dalton at 623 S Thornton Ave, Dalton, GA 30720. We have ample parking in our behind the the church and education building.
What if I have a wheel chair or other special needs?
Handicap parking is available, and our sanctuary is wheelchair accessible. Our education building and fellowship hall are accessible via an elevator/lift. If you have other special needs or require additional accommodations, please feel free to reach out to [email protected], or chat with our ushers and members. We are always happy to assist!
How should I dress?
Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable. You will see folks in jeans, and you will see folks in their Sunday best. God accepts us as we are!
What are worship services like?
If you wish to participate in the service, just follow what is printed in the bulletin, which is given to worshipers as they enter church. Please feel free to ask any nearby person, “I’m new here. Can you help me?” We really desire to help our guests, including you!
What about my kids?
We are a small congregation that loves our kids, and we would be blessed to welcome yours as well. We certainly don’t mind to hear the cries of babies or the chattering of young children in the church. Private space for nursing in available in the education building, and nursery services are available upon request. You may even see older children acting as worship assistants, acolytes, and other helpers during the service. No one is too young to experience the word of God!
Is it okay if I just watch this time around? I’m not familiar with your service yet.
Absolutely. Everyone is welcome to simply come and watch, or to participate in the worship service as they feel led. We are happy to have you as our guest!
Do visitors have to introduce themselves?
We absolutely do not ask our visitors to stand up and give introductions as some churches do. Our pastor, greeters, ushers, and other worshipers may greet you out of friendliness, but it is up to you whether you have an extended conversation with them. We look forward to getting to know you at your own pace.