Christ the King Pastoral Council

What is the Pastoral Council?  

The Pastoral Council, consisting of nine to twelve members, represents the parish community acting as liaison to the pastor. Members stay current with affairs concerning the parish and give insight for planning and implementing policies and parish activities. The council, elected by the parish or appointed by the pastor, serves in a consultative role to him, seeking consensus on issues for the common good of the parish.  Members serve a two-year term; scheduled meetings are on the second Tuesday in February, April, June, August, and October. Meetings are not scheduled in December, but special called meetings may be scheduled as necessary. 

Who is eligible to serve on the Pastoral Council?

Membership on the Pastoral Council is open to all registered members of the parish who are fully initiated in the Catholic Church (baptism, communion, and confirmation) and good standing. Prospective candidates should have a sense of the parish mission: to unleash a culture of discipleship in the parish.