Christ Episcopal Church

20 West First St., Dayton, OH 45402 Phone 937-223-2239
Fax 937-223-2416

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Worship Times

Sunday: 8 and 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday: 12:10 p.m.
Saturday: 5 p.m.

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Our Vision

Christ Church is and shall be a community of God with a proud history and tradition of gathering in the heart of the city to worship, living in the questions of faith, and ministering to ourselves and others in the spirit of reconciliation.

 

Christ Episcopal Church - We are committed to the values of God’s realm on earth that show special concern for the welfare of the poor, the weak, the victims of war and discrimination, the outcasts of our world.

News


The February Broadcast and Ministry Schedule have been posted to the website

 

Welcome to The Rev. Mary Slenski

Mary Slenski PhotoBishop Breidenthal has assigned Mary to Christ Church for the balance of her Residency Program. The Residency is a two-year training program for newly ordained clergy.
Mary and her family have been members of Christ Church for many years. Upon graduation from The Episcopal Divinity School in 2008, Mary Slenski served at St. Mark's Church in Riverside, OH. She with work half-time at Christ Church with the title "Assistant to the Rector" where she will be involved in general parish ministry and oversee several projects.

 

 

 

Emergency Update:  Earthquake in Haiti

As the crisis unfolds, we are working with Diocese of Haiti to provide critical, life saving assistance such as food, water and medicine, as well as long-term recovery and rehabilitation aid in the aftermath of the January 12 earthquake.

help haiti To donate to the Haiti Fund electronically, visit www.er-d.org. Or you may make a check payable to Christ Church with “Haiti Relief Fund” in the memo. All funds received at Christ Church will be sent to ERD which disburses directly to the Diocese of Haiti.

 

 

 


Upcoming Events

 

Sunday Adult Forum - 9 A.M.

Justice and Empire: Paul's Letter to the Romans -- January 17-March 28, 2110 -- Dr. Larry Welborn

Paul's epistle to the Romans, his last and most visionary letter, was written to Christ-believers at Rome during the reign of Nero. This course will focus on aspects of the Roman context of Paul's theology, exposing "justice," "faith," and "reconciliation" as the elements of a new politics of identity in Christ. Paul's challenge to the empire of Nero provides the elements of a "political theology" that can inspire our practice in the 21st century.