Welcome
Christ Church Kelowna is a small Anglican mission in the Anglican Diocese of Canada (within the Province of the ACNA) that desires to be a faithful, Gospel-treasuring, Christ-exalting Church in Kelowna that is anchored in and shaped by the rich, lively tradition of the Protestant Reformation which we have received in the Book of Common Prayer.
Our next service of Holy Communion will be held at 7pm on Sunday, Jan 05, at Valley Road Church, 228 Valley Road. Please join us.
To learn more about our worship and our way as Anglicans, please click here.
If you would like to know more about CCK and would like to join one of our worship services, please contact the church office: info@christchurchkelowna.com
Reflections for Modern-Day Pilgrims
Seek His Presence Continually!
“Seek the Lord and his strength; seek his presence continually!” Psalm 105:4 I love to read the English Puritans. They’re not easy to read and they demand much from the reader. But the reward is great, for here one can discover a generation that panted after God, a generation that pursued—with noteworthy devotion—the satisfying goodness … Read more
Flourishing in the Courts of God
It doesn’t take people long to discover that I have a special fondness for the 16th century Protestant Reformer, Martin Luther. A week rarely goes by without one of his many volumes (as Victor Shepherd notes, he wrote something substantial every two weeks for twenty years) finding its way to my desk. Luther encourages my … Read more
Seeing Light
“For with you is the fountain of life; in your light do we see light.” Psalm 36:9 One of the wonders of walking with God is the promise that as we spend time in his presence, reading his Word, seeking him in private prayer, attending public worship, the light we receive from him enables us … Read more
Better than Life
For the Church Father, John Chrysostom (the golden-mouthed preacher of the fourth century), there were some portions of Scripture that should be read every day by the Christian, without fail. One of these was Psalm 63. Here we read in verse 3, “Your steadfast love is better than life.” For Chrysostom, this was a truth … Read more
