Who We Are
Our Mission | Core Identities | Statement of Faith
Christ the king eastern hills exists to help people know, love, and obey Jesus as Lord over all of life.
We practice this mission through our core identities as disciples of Jesus.
Our Mission
Our Five Core Identities
Christianity is all about the truth of who God is. The Bible is God’s word to us that tells us who God is and who we are. Through God’s Word we have identified five “core identities” that shape the life of our church.
WE ARE WORSHIPERS
We are worshipers who are committed to LOVING Christ, cultivating joyful affection for Him, repenting of the depths of our sin, experiencing the fullness of his grace, and walking in the power and victory of the Holy Spirit.
WE ARE LEARNERS
We are learners who are committed to KNOWING Christ, becoming more like Him as we behold Him in his Word, submitting to the authority of Scripture, learning and applying theology to life, and speaking the truth in love to one another.
WE ARE FAMILY
We are a family of brothers and sisters in Christ; individual members united in one body; with dignity and worth as image bearers of God; striving for unity, diversity, and maturity; enjoying the safety and love of the gospel even through conflict; and submitting to the care of biblically qualified elders.
WE ARE SERVANTS
We are servants who are committed to OBEYING Christ by doing good works; loving our neighbors in the home, church, workplace, and community; pursuing deeds of love, justice, and mercy; and partnering with like-minded organizations for the good of our city.
WE ARE WITNESSES
We are witnesses who are committed to OBEYING Christ; declaring the gospel with culturally intelligible language; trusting God to give faith to those who hear; raising up mature disciples to advance the gospel; and supporting local and global church planting.
Affiliations
Christ the King Eastern Hills values being connected to other organizations as a means for fulfilling our vision. CTK is affiliated with Acts29, the Cincinnati Area Baptist Association and North American Mission Board as a part of the Southern Baptist Convention.
