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Christ Church
Kalispell
MT
59901
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Who we are
You will discover Christ Church to be a caring, prayerful, Christ-centered congregation. We are a people of diverse backgrounds and opinions yet we enjoy worshiping together and sharing one another’s burdens. We thrive as a community whose traditions include attitudes that are Protestant and Catholic, ancient and reformed, liberal and conservative. Our spirituality unites us. Please make yourself at home in our church. Join with us as we follow the beautiful ritual of Anglican worship which binds us together as a community of God’s people.
What We Believe
Episcopalians pray together as a community of believers. Our prayers are informed and shaped by the scriptures and our services follow the prayer book of the Episcopal Church: the Book of Common Prayer. The rites and prayers found in this book follow closely the practices of the early Christians. The Book of Common Prayer has been used by Episcopalians for over four hundred years and contains the texts of public worship services, creeds, prayers, and private devotions. It is the red book in the pew rack. The bulletin you received as you entered will guide you in the order of service.
Our Service is a celebration of the Lord's Supper
The Holy Eucharist [Lord’s Supper] is the central act of worship in the Episcopal Church. It is a celebration of Christ’s life, death and resurrection. If you are a baptized Christian you are welcome to receive the Sacrament. To partake, come forward with others. At the alter, the Bread and Wine we receive are the real and spiritual Presence of Christ’s Body and Blood given for us.
Please Join in Singing
A rich tradition of hymnody enhances our liturgy with a variety of service music and hymns. The bulletin you received will list hymns, as well as the hymn board visible in the front of the church. Generally, we Episcopalians stand to sing, kneel to pray, and sit to listen. Please worship as you feel most comfortable.
What We Believe
Episcopalians pray together as a community of believers. Our prayers are informed and shaped by the scriptures and our services follow the prayer book of the Episcopal Church: the Book of Common Prayer. The rites and prayers found in this book follow closely the practices of the early Christians. The Book of Common Prayer has been used by Episcopalians for over four hundred years and contains the texts of public worship services, creeds, prayers, and private devotions. It is the red book in the pew rack. The bulletin you received as you entered will guide you in the order of service.
Our Service is a celebration of the Lord's Supper
The Holy Eucharist [Lord’s Supper] is the central act of worship in the Episcopal Church. It is a celebration of Christ’s life, death and resurrection. If you are a baptized Christian you are welcome to receive the Sacrament. To partake, come forward with others. At the alter, the Bread and Wine we receive are the real and spiritual Presence of Christ’s Body and Blood given for us.
Please Join in Singing
A rich tradition of hymnody enhances our liturgy with a variety of service music and hymns. The bulletin you received will list hymns, as well as the hymn board visible in the front of the church. Generally, we Episcopalians stand to sing, kneel to pray, and sit to listen. Please worship as you feel most comfortable.
Location of worship / Church Address
Church Pastor
Rector
215 Third Avenue East
Kalispell,
MT
59901
United States
Phone: (406) 257-6182
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Quote of the Day
1 Timothy 6:10
For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
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Rev. Sadie Koppelberger
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Joining us from Texas, Sadie graduated with her Masters of Divinity from Seminary of the Southwest in the spring of 2022. She was ordained to the transitional Diaconate on June 4th, 2022 in North Carolina and will be titled Deacon-in-charge until her ordination into the priesthood this December.
Sadie’s family includes husband, Elliott, three wonderful children, and one giant dog. Her family is enjoying their introduction the the Flathead and looks forward to discovering new adventures.
Sadie loves to bake and has a special affinity for pie. She looking forward to many Flathead cherry and huckleberry experiments.
Sadie enjoys painting, hiking, and paddle boarding. Her favorite Saint is Pauli Murray and her favorite feast day is All Saints.
Sadie’s family includes husband, Elliott, three wonderful children, and one giant dog. Her family is enjoying their introduction the the Flathead and looks forward to discovering new adventures.
Sadie loves to bake and has a special affinity for pie. She looking forward to many Flathead cherry and huckleberry experiments.
Sadie enjoys painting, hiking, and paddle boarding. Her favorite Saint is Pauli Murray and her favorite feast day is All Saints.
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Christ Church Kalispell Service Times
We are currently offering one in person service at 10am on Sundays. During the summer (June thru August) the service is at 9am & 6 PM.
We live stream all services and they are available afterwards on our YouTube channel.
Service Times last updated on the 7th of June, 2023
We live stream all services and they are available afterwards on our YouTube channel.
Service Times last updated on the 7th of June, 2023
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Indoor Service Covid Restrictions
The Bishop of MT sets guidelines to be followed by all churches. These restrictions are continually updated to meet current conditions.
Masks are strongly encouraged but not required.
Indoor congregational singing is allowed; however, if you wish to sing the hymns and service music, masks are required.
Continue to sanitize upon entering the church.
Communion is offered in tradition format.
PLEASE: If you feel sick in any way, please stay home.
The Bishop of MT sets guidelines to be followed by all churches. These restrictions are continually updated to meet current conditions.
Masks are strongly encouraged but not required.
Indoor congregational singing is allowed; however, if you wish to sing the hymns and service music, masks are required.
Continue to sanitize upon entering the church.
Communion is offered in tradition format.
PLEASE: If you feel sick in any way, please stay home.
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Christ Church History
Christ Church was established in 1891 by the Rev. Thomas E. Dickey; since 1892, Episcopalians have been worshiping at this present site; and serving the community in Christ’s name.
The present sanctuary/worship space was dedicated in 1957. Our bishop resides in Helena; we are a part of the Episcopal Diocese of Montana, in close fellowship with Episcopalians all over the state. Each year we convene in a Diocesan convention to strengthen our common ties, renew our commitment to Jesus Christ in the Episcopal Church, and prepare programs for the ministry.
Christ is King. . . Christ Church Episcopal is named in honor of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Particularly as Christ the King. We are most mindful that our King reigned from the Tree of the Cross and that the Crucified One is the Risen One! We remember that Jesus Christ taught us that He came to serve, not be served. We try to serve in Christ’s Name.
The present sanctuary/worship space was dedicated in 1957. Our bishop resides in Helena; we are a part of the Episcopal Diocese of Montana, in close fellowship with Episcopalians all over the state. Each year we convene in a Diocesan convention to strengthen our common ties, renew our commitment to Jesus Christ in the Episcopal Church, and prepare programs for the ministry.
Christ is King. . . Christ Church Episcopal is named in honor of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Particularly as Christ the King. We are most mindful that our King reigned from the Tree of the Cross and that the Crucified One is the Risen One! We remember that Jesus Christ taught us that He came to serve, not be served. We try to serve in Christ’s Name.
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