Worship Times


OFFERINGS AND TITHES: For those willing and able to contribute to their tithes and offerings you can do so through e transfer to kofklutheran@gmail.com

All Worship services are held at Memories Funeral Home (13403 St. Albert Trail NW, Edmonton)



DIVINE SERVICE SUNDAYS AT  9:00am 

The Sacrament of Holy Communion is celebrated each week (please see HOLY COMMUNION AT KING OF KINGS for our practice of Holy Communion)

DECEMBER 24 , 2025- Christmas Eve Candlelight Service  7:00pm

DECEMBER 25, 2025 - Christmas Day with Holy Communion: 10:00am

King of Kings is a member of Lutheran Church Canada Synod (LCC synod)







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