About King's Kirk
Our Church
King's Kirk seeks to be a mission church of the CREC. We are commissioned and have been given provisional elders by Trinity Reformed Church in Newnan, GA. We aim to begin holding Lord's Day service on Sundays in October of 2025.
Our Denomination
The CREC is a communion of churches around the world that uphold and embrace the historic Christian creeds and confesssions. Each congregation holds to one or more confessional documents of the Reformation. The current Presiding Minister is Pastor Uri Brito of Providence Church in Pensacola, Florida.
Our Constitution
In submission to our Lord’s command, we confess the mission of King’s Kirk Presbyterian Church to be:
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“For the glory of God, we will be a light to the nations through joyfully reverent worship, obedience to Christ in all of life, and the calling of all men everywhere to repent and believe the gospel of the kingdom. Until all nations are Christ’s disciples.”
Our Distinctives
Reformational Heritage
We do not desire to reinvent the theological “wheel” of centuries past. We intend to stand on the shoulders of giants of the faith in church history that have gone before us. Because of this we are proud heirs of the Protestant Reformation, as we believe it is the truest expression of apostolic Christianity. We also highlight that we are evangelical, Presbyterian, and confessional.
Kingdom Optimism
We believe that through the power of the Holy Spirit the Church of Jesus Christ will be successful at accomplishing the Great Commission (Matt. 28:18-20; 1 Cor. 15:20-28). This optimistic view trickles into every facet of life and thought. From church planting, to sending out missionaries, to discipling our families, to our different vocations, the Victorious Kingdom of God changes the way we view the world. The world has no say in how we believe or live and thus, we pray, live, and obey knowing that his reign is being expanded from Cartersville, GA to the ends of the earth (Ps. 72).
Keeping Our Kids
We believe that God relates to his people through covenant (Eph. 2:12). The golden thread that runs through the whole Bible is the covenant promise, “I will be a God to you and to your seed and you will be my people”. We are committed to including our children in the Lord’s Day service, as they are not second-class citizens, but members of the family of God (Gen. 17:7; 1 Cor. 7:14).The importance of regular family worship and catechism is essential for the godly advancement of the home (Deut. 4:9-12).
Koinonia Fellowship
We believe in a robust sense of fellowship expressed within the local church (Eph. 4:12-16). To see a world discipled is to see the planting and establishment of healthy local churches ruled by the Word of God. We expectantly pray, model, and teach a unitedness in mission and purpose for the body of Christ as she is supposed to live out organic discipleship (Col. 2:2). This means we go beyond Sundays to seek to live together, pray together, eat together, work together, grow together, for the glory of Christ and the expansion of His kingdom (1 Cor. 10:31).
Living Orthodoxy
We believe that God's people ought to have a militantly missional mindset which is dependent upon the Holy Spirit for the victory of the mission (Jn. 14:12). It should be the fervent attempt of every local church to desire, pray, and work for the total discipleship of their towns and the global push for the Kingdom of God to be extended to the ends of the earth (Gen. 1:26-31; Matt. 28:18-20).
Thus, we are committed to seeing our county and North Georgia as a whole come under the feet of Jesus primarily by forming disciples who are discipling others, who live in the Word, and who obey the Word (Lk. 11:28). This expresses itself in missional discipleship, regular evangelism, prayer meetings, supporting and sending out missionaries (locally and globally), church-planting, and having a general outward focus.