145 N. Main Street, Hiawassee, GA 30546 contact@ctkh.org 706.896.5519

Welcome


Welcome to Christ the King Church, Hiawassee. We are a vibrant, Christ-centered, Bible-based, Spirit-filled church worshipping in the liturgical style. We are affiliated with the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) and part of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS).

We offer numerous opportunities each week for worship, Bible study, prayer, and friendship. Please check out our calendar and scroll down this page for the latest news from Christ the King Church. We would love to have you join us!

Sunday Services

Traditional Worship Service at 9AM (Service is about 1 hour 15 minutes)

Contemporary Worship Service at 10:45 AM (Service is about 1 hour 30 minutes)

Wednesday Service

Noon Communion Service at 12PM (Service is about 30 minutes)

Directions

Christ the King Church is located downtown at 145 North Main Street (US76) Hiawassee, Georgia 30546. It is the red brick church on the south side of the street, across from the US Post Office. We are about 10 minutes from Hayesville, NC, about 25 minutes from Blairsville, GA, and about 30 minutes from Clayton, GA, Helen, GA and Murphy, NC.

Social Media

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Ladies February Luncheon!!

 

Lakeview Tavern.          

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ladies — this month’s luncheon will be held at Lakeview Tavern.  Their food is great and reasonable in price.  The view of the Lake is special!  

Lakeview Tavern was very recently taped for America’s Best Restaurants!    The TV show date will be announced soon.  That is really exciting for our sweet town!
Where:  Lakeview Tavern – 3295 Dogwood Lane,    
Hiawassee, GA.    (Above -on hill – by Sandbar Grill)   When:  Saturday, February 22
TIME:   11:30 am.          Phone: 706-970-3613 

Please RSVP  online or contact Karen Rauch or Pam Smith so we can let the restaurant know how many places they need to set up.    As usual the bag will be passed for the cost of your lunch, salad, drink, dessert, tip, etc.   Hope to see lots of you join us!!! 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No Services on Sunday, January 12, 2005

🚨 Important Update 🚨
Due to the snow and hazardous road conditions, we will not be holding services tomorrow. ❄️ Your safety is our priority!
Take this time to worship at home, spend time in prayer, and reflect on God’s goodness. Please check your email for more information on home worship resources.
Stay safe, stay warm, and we’ll see you next week! ❄️🙏
Blessings,
Charlie+

What is Epiphany?

The season of Epiphany is a liturgical season in the Christian calendar that follows the Christmas season. It begins on January 6th (celebrated on the closest Sunday to that date) and lasts until the beginning of Lent, which is determined by the date of Easter. While the exact duration may vary, the season of Epiphany typically covers a period of about six weeks.

The word “epiphany” itself means “manifestation” or “revelation,” and the season focuses on the manifestation of Jesus Christ to the world. It is a time when Christians reflect on various events that reveal the identity and mission of Jesus, emphasizing the universal significance of his birth. The primary event associated with Epiphany is the visit of the Magi (Wise Men) to the baby Jesus, symbolizing the revelation of Christ to the Gentiles.

Throughout the Epiphany season, different Gospel passages are read to highlight various aspects of Christ’s manifestation. Some key themes include the visit of the Magi, the Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River, and the first miracle at the Wedding in Cana, where Jesus turned water into wine.

Epiphany is a time of joy and celebration in the Christian calendar, and it helps set the stage for the journey through the seasons of the church year, leading up to the observance of Lent and, eventually, Easter.

Christmas Services 2024

Christmas Eve (Tuesday, December 24)

4:30PM  Caroling in the Sanctuary

5:00PM Candlelight Service with Communion

Christmas Day (Wednesday, December 25)

11:00AM Worship Service with Communion

12:30PM Christmas Lunch

Sunday Services

9AM Traditional Service with Communion

10:45AM Contemporary Service with Communion

New Year’s Day (Wednesday, January 1)

12PM Noon Prayer & Communion Service

12:30PM Bible-In-A-Year Reading

Embracing the Season of Advent: An Anglican Perspective

In the tapestry of liturgical traditions, the Anglican Church weaves a rich and vibrant narrative, drawing inspiration from centuries-old practices that shape the worship and spiritual journey of its adherents. As we approach the dawn of the Christmas season, Anglicans worldwide prepare to embark on a sacred journey through the season of Advent; an anticipation-filled period that holds profound significance in the Anglican liturgical calendar.

Advent, derived from the Latin word “adventus,” meaning “coming” or “arrival,” serves as a poignant reminder for Anglicans of the dual nature of this season. It marks the beginning of the Christian liturgical year and is a time of preparation and expectation. Anglicans engage in a spiritual pilgrimage during the four weeks leading up to Christmas, reflecting on the profound mystery of the Incarnation; the embodiment of God in human form. Read More

An Explanation of the Advent Candle

“Advent,” derived from the Latin word “adventus,” meaning “coming” or “arrival,” is a season of anticipation and preparation in the Christian liturgical calendar. For Anglicans, as with many other Christian denominations, the observance of Advent involves the symbolic use of candles to mark the passage of time and reflect on the profound spiritual journey leading up to the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.

The Advent Wreath

At the heart of the Anglican Advent tradition is the Advent wreath, a circular arrangement of four candles, accompanied by a central, fifth candle. The circular shape of the wreath symbolizes eternity and the unending nature of God’s love, while the evergreen branches represent the hope and renewal found in Christ.

The Four Candles

Each of the four candles on the Advent wreath is lit on successive Sundays leading up to Christmas, with each candle representing a specific theme or aspect of the Advent season. Read More

Ladies 🎄Christmas Luncheon 🎄

The View Grill at Butternut Creek Golf Course.

Ladies we will celebrate our 🎄Christmas Luncheon🎄  at the View Grill at Butternut Creek golf course in Blairsville — Saturday, November 30 at 11:30 am.  We will enjoy the beautiful views, good food and each other’s Company.

The “bag” will be passed for the cost of your meal, any extra sides, desserts, drinks,  tip, etc.  

Please RSVP online or call/text Karen Rauch or Pam Smith.   

We hope to see YOU join us— should be lots of fun!

Shop With A Sheriff Spaghetti Dinner on Sunday, November 17, 2024

The men of the church will sponsor a spaghetti dinner on Sunday, Nov 17, 2024 at 12:30pm (after the second service). There is no cost for the dinner, however, donations will be accepted for the children’s Shop With A Sheriff Program of Towns County, for disadvantaged kids to buy Christmas presents with a Deputy.

We do ask those who love to cook to bring a dessert, salad or side dish. Come join us and bring a friend.