Christ The King Lutheran Church
Fort McMurray AB
T9H 4W1
Who we are
Christ the King has a tabernacle-kind of history - setting up tent to worship faithfully in many physical locations, including the school gym where we now gather.That gives us an openness to new faces and new ideas. In 2012 we celebrated our 25th anniversary as a congregation.
Location of worship
107 Brett Drive
Timberlea School
Fort McMurray,
AB
T9H 4W1
Timberlea School
Canada
Phone: (780) 743-5055
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Church Pastor
Rev Susan Horton
Pastor
107 Brett Drive
Timberlea School
Fort McMurray,
AB
T9H 4W1
Timberlea School
Canada
Phone: (780) 743-5055
Click here to contact Rev Susan Horton
Church Website
Leadership
Leader Name:
Rev Susan Horton
Leader Position:
Pastor
Phone:
Leader Email:
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Mailing Address
PO Box 6218
Fort McMurray, Alberta
T9H 4W1
Fort McMurray, Alberta
T9H 4W1
Christ The King Lutheran Church Service Times
Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
Timberlea School
107 Brett Drive
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Timberlea School
107 Brett Drive
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Christ The King Lutheran Church History
January 2004 Worship moves to rental space in the Timberlea School Gym
September 2001 Rev. Susan Horton installed by Rev. Phil Hink, Assistant to the Bishop
Spring 2001 Worship moves to St. Thomas Anglican Church, 5:00 p.m. Sundays
February 1993 Rev. Don Bolstad installed by Bishop Bob Jacobson
January 1991 Rev. Vincent Erikkson called for interim ministry
October 1990 Rev. Marv Krebs installed
January 1989 The Charter for membership opened
July 1988 Trudy Sluth, student from Camrose Lutheran Bible Institute, arrives for the summer
May 1988 Rev. Dan Berg installed as Pastor by Bishop Bob Jacobson
August 1987 Name official changed to Christ the King Lutheran (“Potluck Lutheran” considered but not chosen!”
July 1987 Rev. Dan Berg begins; commissioned by Rev. Phil Hink as Mission Developer in August.
April 1987 Deaconess Monica Denk provides interim ministry until June.
October 1986 Rev. Wally Kurtz, recently retired to Kelowna, arrives for two months.
September 1986 Regular services for the Thickwood Lutheran Fellowship begin with lay leadership
August 10, 1986 Another service held with Rev. Arne Berstad, from Whitehorse, Yukon.
June 22, 1986 Service held at the Thickwood Arena with Rev. Glen Carlson of Emmanuel Lutheran, Stony Plain
MAY 1986 Several families meet and decide to hold a service to see how much interest there is
April 1985 Rev. Telmor Sartison and Rev. Jim Chell on behalf of the ELCC AND LCA-SC make a visit to the city to meet with interested families
1984-85 Contact is predecessors of the ELCIC, The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada (ELCC) and the Lutheran Church of America, Canada Section, about establishing a congregation
1984 A couple of Lutherans talk during a community choir practise and the idea of a new congregation is born
September 2001 Rev. Susan Horton installed by Rev. Phil Hink, Assistant to the Bishop
Spring 2001 Worship moves to St. Thomas Anglican Church, 5:00 p.m. Sundays
February 1993 Rev. Don Bolstad installed by Bishop Bob Jacobson
January 1991 Rev. Vincent Erikkson called for interim ministry
October 1990 Rev. Marv Krebs installed
January 1989 The Charter for membership opened
July 1988 Trudy Sluth, student from Camrose Lutheran Bible Institute, arrives for the summer
May 1988 Rev. Dan Berg installed as Pastor by Bishop Bob Jacobson
July 1987 Rev. Dan Berg begins; commissioned by Rev. Phil Hink as Mission Developer in August.
April 1987 Deaconess Monica Denk provides interim ministry until June.
October 1986 Rev. Wally Kurtz, recently retired to Kelowna, arrives for two months.
September 1986 Regular services for the Thickwood Lutheran Fellowship begin with lay leadership
August 10, 1986 Another service held with Rev. Arne Berstad, from Whitehorse, Yukon.
June 22, 1986 Service held at the Thickwood Arena with Rev. Glen Carlson of Emmanuel Lutheran, Stony Plain
MAY 1986 Several families meet and decide to hold a service to see how much interest there is
April 1985 Rev. Telmor Sartison and Rev. Jim Chell on behalf of the ELCC AND LCA-SC make a visit to the city to meet with interested families
1984 A couple of Lutherans talk during a community choir practise and the idea of a new congregation is born
Open our ears.
Blessed Lord, open our ears to hear what Thou speakest and our eyes to see as Thou seest. Give us hearts to beat in sympathy with Thine at the sight of every little child; and above all, our Lord, to understand and experience how surely and how blessedly Thou fulfilest Thy promise, "Whoso shall receive one such little child in my name receiveth me."
Christ The King Lutheran Church listing was last updated on the 22nd of January, 2021
