Christ the King to host distinguished guest

Christ the

King to host distinguished guest

Christ the

King Charismatic Episcopal Church will receive its first visit from the

Patriarch of the International Communion of the Charismatic Episcopal

Church Sunday, morning, Oct. 20, during the 10 a.m. worship services.

The Most Rev.

Randolph Adler (ThB, DD) is Primate of the International Communion of

the Charismatic Episcopal Church (ICCEC) and a founder of the Cathedral

Church of St. Michael and All Angels in San Clemente, Calif. Adler was

consecrated as the Primate of the ICCEC in 1992, and has guided the fledgling

denomination to what some have described as phenomenal growth.

Slightly over

10 years old, the ICCEC has grown from three local churches in two states

to a worldwide communion encompassing some 2,500 churches and over a million

members, according to one denominational source.

Christ the

King Church in Peachtree City began in 1996 under the direction of Fr.

David Epps, with members of his family and 11 other individuals. Since

that time, the church has grown to more than 200 members and is preparing

to occupy its first sanctuary in Coweta County in November.

The congregation

also has planted a mission church, St. Matthew's, in Hogansville.

Epps says the

church intends to plant an additional 19 churches in the next 14 years.

Currently,

Christ the King meets in the chapel of Carmichael-Hemperley Funeral Home

on Ga. Hwy. 74 and Old Senoia Rd.

For additional

information, call the church offices, 770-252-2428.

Back

to the Top of the Page