Transition
CTK Administrator
Congregational Meeting

The members of Christ the King Presbyterian Church are called to a Congregational Meeting on Sunday, November 22, 2020 from 7:00 to 8:00 PM, preceded by a prayer meeting that will start at 6:30p. This meeting will be held virtually.

Business to be conducted at the meeting:

  1. Elect a pastoral search committee* for the purpose of recommending a pastoral candidate for Cambridge

  2. Elect church officers – the slate of candidates to be elected will be shared upon approval by the Session

  3. Share information with the church

Instructions for how to participate in the virtual meeting will be forthcoming.

* PCA Book of Church Order chapter 20-2

Transition
CTK Administrator
Congregational Meeting (10/18)

The members of Christ the King Presbyterian Church are called to two upcoming Congregational Meetings.

The first is on Sunday, October 18, 2020 at 7:00 PM and will be held virtually. Business to be conducted at the October meeting:
1. Consider the resignation of Rev. Rick Downs as Pastor of Christ the King Presbyterian Church
2. Approve a process for forming a pastoral search committee*
3. Hear more information and ask questions related to placing an interim pastor in Cambridge and the search for a permanent replacement

The second is on Sunday, November 15, 2020 at 7:00 PM and will be held virtually. Business to be conducted at the November meeting:
1. Elect a pastoral search committee* for the purpose of recommending a pastoral candidate for Cambridge
2. Elect church officers – the slate of candidates to be elected will be shared upon approval by the Session

For updates about these two meetings, please follow https://www.ctkboston.org/news-events. Instructions for how to participate in the virtual meetings will be forthcoming. Other business may be added to either meeting. If so, we will provide advance notice.

* PCA Book of Church Order chapter 20-2

Boston Fellows

Boston Fellows - CTK Stories

The Boston Fellows is a nine-month fellowship for young professionals at CTK to cultivate the worldview, in prayer and in the community of the local church, necessary for meaningful vocation, in a cohort of peers, spiritual leaders, and professional mentors. The fellowship will begin in September; applications are now due June 15. To read more about the program, check out the latest CTK Stories contribution from Boston Fellows participant, Mike Lee. See www.BostonFellows.com for more information or to apply. For more details contact Rev. Nathan Barczi 617-320-1346. 

Workshop by Boston Fellows

On Saturday, October 17, John Seel (senior fellow at Cardus and director of cultural engagement at the John Templeton Foundation) and Emily Gum (Managing Director of New City Commons) will present a Workshop on Christ and Culture entitled “Personal and Corporate Formation in the Context of Contemporary Culture.”  The workshop will be held from 10am-3pm in the CTK Cambridge social hall.  This public event is being sponsored by Boston Fellows.  For more information, contact Nathan. The event is free, but to reserve your spot please RSVP here by October 17.

Boston Fellows

Boston Fellows is a nine-month fellowship for young professionals at CTK to cultivate the worldview, in prayer and in the community of the local church, necessary for meaningful vocation, in a cohort of peers, spiritual leaders, and professional mentors. The Fellowship kicks off September 11-13 with the first of three outdoor retreats hosted by Gordon College’s La Vida Center for Outdoor Education.  Space is still available; if you have questions or to apply, contact nathan@ctkcambridge.org or see www.BostonFellows.com.

The Boston Fellows

The Boston Fellows is a nine-month fellowship for young professionals at CTK to cultivate the worldview, in prayer and in the community of the local church, necessary for meaningful vocation, in a cohort of peers, spiritual leaders, and professional mentors.  The fellowship will begin in September; applications are due June 1.  See www.BostonFellows.com to apply or for more information. Contact Nathan Barczi or 617-320-1346.