No matter where you fall on the spectrum between curious or committed, the upcoming membership class is for you. It is the perfect setting to raise questions and dive deeper into the Word. Lunch will be included. Contact Pastor Boehm with questions.

How can you possibly top the warm glow of a flickering fire while beloved Christmas music sweetly fills your ears? We think a hot cocoa bar might do the trick, and we invite you to help us find out! Please make plans to join us on Friday evening, December 15, at 6:00 p.m. for a relaxing evening by the fire - complete with hot cocoa!

We are holding an Advent by Candlelight for all women of the congregation, and their female family members (5th grader and older please), friends, and neighbors. There is no charge for this event. This is a wonderful evening of Word, music, fellowship to help you prepare your hearts for the Advent season!

After worship, we will hold our end of year congregational meeting. The primary purpose of this meeting is to approve the proposed 2026 Ministry Spending Plan and slate of candidates willing to serve as leaders in 2026.

Join us at Church!

Our traditional Thanksgiving EVEning of Fellowship and Worship is right around the corner! Join us for appetizers at 6 p.m., worship at 7 p.m., and a pie/dessert social afterward.

Youth Night is coming in January! Join new friends and old friends for another phenomenal night of worship, study, connections, games, food and fun!

Who: 6-12th grade

Where: King of Kings Lutheran Church

Please register ASAP to help plan accordingly.

God’s people went to tell others about the peace, joy, and forgiveness they have in Jesus. Buy many Christians are unsure how to do this. Join us as we learn some simple, practical ways to reach out to the lost sols God has brought into our lives. This 7-week study, held on Sundays after worship, will serve at a springboard to help us gear up for Everyone Outreach.

It’s happening again this year! Treat yourself to a fun-filled evening of dressing up (optional), candy, games, and connecting with others!

God’s people went to tell others about the peace, joy, and forgiveness they have in Jesus. Buy many Christians are unsure how to do this. Join us as we learn some simple, practical ways to reach out to the lost sols God has brought into our lives. This 7-week study, held on Sundays after worship, will serve at a springboard to help us gear up for Everyone Outreach.

Join us at Ski Beach!

SOTH will provide hamburgers and hot dogs. Please bring a side or dessert to share.

May God bless our 2025-26 school year and ministry together! We look forward to celebrating this new year with fellowship, food, and fun!

The Marriage Collective is an effort to connect the commitment in marriage with the community in our congregation to maximize marriage. If you are committed to the pursuit of a strong marriage for yourself and for others, come and discover the plan to maximize marriage!

Join us for the party!

Location: Parking Lot

Please make a commitment to save a life.

*Score a new, limited-edition Padres 2025 summer blood drive t-shirt (while sizes and supplies last) when you donate blood.

Join us on June 15 for Father’s Day. Fathers are gift from God that can help us better appreciate and understand the relationship we have with our heavenly Father. However, even when earthly fathers don’t measure up or have abused or neglected their responsibilities, our heavenly Father never will! Dad’s, thank you for all that you do to keep Jesus front and center for your kid(s)!

We’d love for you to join us as we express our gratitude to God for his gift of mothers. Moms, we will have a small gift for you as a token of our appreciation and a “thank you” to God for all that he does for us through you!

Be our guest for Easter Sunday on March 31, 2024! After our 9:00 a.m. service, hang around for an egg hunt and brunch - we’d be honored to have you!

WHAT IS EASTER ALL ABOUT?

Life is full of either/or moments where you face an unavoidable choice between two alternatives. Some of those moments are relatively insignificant. Either I have the chicken, or I have the fish. Other times, they shape the course of your life. Either I accept this new job offer, or I keep my current job for the remainder of my career. Either I accept his marriage proposal, or.… Some either/or moments are bigger than others.

Here is the biggest either/or of them all. Either Jesus is still dead, or Jesus rose. One might ask, “How does that either/or affect me?” Because Jesus claimed to be the Son of God and Savior from sin. He said the proof is that he would rise from the dead. “The Son of Man must suffer many things … be killed and after three days rise again” (Mark 8:31). Thus, if Jesus remains dead, he is both failure and fraud. However, if Jesus rose from the dead, he proves he is who he claimed to be—the Messiah. And he did what he came to do—save us.

Either Jesus is still dead, or Jesus rose. That means, either Jesus is a complete waste of your time, or he is your only hope for salvation. If Jesus is still dead, it is completely logical that you should want nothing to do with him. If Jesus rose, it is only logical that he becomes the center and greatest priority of your life. Either Jesus is still dead, or Jesus rose. This season of Easter is a 50-day-long celebration of the fact that the Holy Spirit has answered that either/or for us. We believe this life-changing truth. Christ is risen! He lives!

Join us for Palm Sunday!

During the season of Lent, we have additional worship opportunities to take a more focused look at our Savior’s suffering. Wednesday evening services will be preceded by dinner, beginning at 5:45 p.m. See how you can help with the meals by contacting your elder for more information.

Ash Wednesday is the beginning of the season in the Church Year known as Lent. The word Lent comes from an Old English word for Spring (“lengten”, the time of the year when the days grow longer). For the last 1700 years, the Church has set aside the 40 days between Ash Wednesday and Easter as a time of special preparation. It is a time of repentance and renewal.

During Lent, our rejoicing is muted as we remember our Lord’s suffering and death. But it is with a purpose: we know that the Lord who died took up his life again on Easter Sunday morning. So our 40 days of Lent are ones lived in the certain hope of the resurrection.

The color of the season is purple. Purple is the ancient color of royalty. We have this kind of king: he wore a crown of thorns, and carried a cross for us. Thanks be to God!

For the precise counters in the congregation, the Church speaks of 40 days of Lent because they did not count the Sundays, which retained their significancs as “little Easters.”

This study will focus on Christian living and applying our faith to the day-to-day decisions we make and actions we take (e.g. marriage, finances, job, devotions, etc.). It’s new and it’s for you - everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.