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Category: Lenten Season 2025

  • As the memories of Easter Sunday fade—Easter speeches, delicious candy, scrumptious Sunday’s supper, and creative costumes—let’s not forget the importance of regular church attendance. It’s not just about the major holidays but about every Sunday. A believer’s presence is not just valued; it’s crucial, and CTK encourages those without a church home to be an integral part of Christ The King Baptist Church’s community each week.

    Christ the King Baptist Church encourages all to remember last Sunday’s beautiful Easter Cantata, which was directed by Lawrence Bell and his team, including his Mom, Trina Bell, and other helpers and participants in the play. Pastor John Wesley McVicker, Sr, Executive Pastor Treyvon Sinclair, Sr., and the entire ministry of Christ the King Baptist Church encourage all to remember, reconsider, and revisit Christ The King Baptist Church.

    CTK looks forward to seeing all at the upcoming services this Sunday, April 27th, 2025. The service will feature the Men’s Day Celebration with the guest keynote speaker from Saturday’s Men’s Conference, April 26th, and today’s guest speaker, Senior Pastor Christopher Boston of Lamb of God Missionary Baptist Church of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The service will include uplifting music, an inspiring sermon, and a small time window for fellowship during service.


    Men are encouraged to wear a black bow tie; if they do not have one, come anyway. The Men’s Day Celebration is a special event where Men are celebrated and not tolerated. CTK honors and appreciates the men for working in the community and their unwavering contributions and leadership in and outside the church.

    CTK looks forward to celebrating CTK’s Men today.

    In the meantime, please enjoy the flashbacks from last Sunday’s Resurrection Sunday Easter Cantata.

    https://www.youtube.com/live/SP5c4EJvJyA?si=ovotuIbGa_GTNyf7

    To view the full video, please click the link above.

  • Christ The King Baptist Church Presents Kept In Heaven, Easter Cantata

    Christ The King Baptist Church Presents Kept In Heaven, Easter Cantata
    It is a dual play about a kid doing drugs and helping a lost young girl find her way in life. Chi’s experience allows him to learn more about Jesus Christ. What will young Chi, portrayed by Malachi, do? Will he be influenced by the drug dealer Deon, or will he listen to Jesus? The beauty of the play transitions to scenes where Chi sees or hears about Jesus Christ.

    After Chi sees Jesus and his disciples go to the Upper Room, the following incredible scene of Jesus, portrayed by Leon after leaving the Upper Room, reminds the disciples in the Garden of Gethsemane to stay awake while Jesus goes further to pray.

    Matthew 26:40-45 King James Version (KJV) “And he cometh unto the disciples, and findeth them asleep, and saith unto Peter, What, could ye not watch with me one hour? Watch and pray that ye enter not into temptation: the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.”

    From scene to scene, CTK’s volunteers have poured their hearts and souls into this performance, practicing diligently to ensure everything is perfect for Jesus Christ. Their unwavering dedication and hard work are appreciated, from the actors and actresses to the liturgical dancers, singers, and stage-handling crew.

    Christ the King Baptist Church cordially invites you to worship with the Dance and Arts Department on Resurrection Sunday. The sermon will be the play, and the service begins promptly at 9:00 a.m. There is no fee; come for free!

  • Purpose of the Occasion

    On Lenten Friday, April 11th, while high school athletes were competing in sports, members of Christ the King Baptist Church Parishioners, who were in good standing but also willing and able, made their way to the church for an essential night of voting.

    Deacon Cross began, “It’s a solemn occasion but an important occasion.”

    Dorothy York later added, “Voted in compliance with the Constitution of this church. I thank God for you. I thank you for what you have done. You have not elected a pastor tonight. You accepted the recommendation,so do not vote on a pastor tonight.” 

    “Pastor John Wesley McVicker, Sr., is still the Pastor. He will be on your minds and your hearts until the day they tell you. When that time comes, what you have done tonight will give you a Pastor Elect,” added Dr. Pastor Crouthers.

    “You have a Pastor Elect after Pastor John Wesley McVicker leaves.”

    The Voting Process Explained by Deacon Harper

    Deacon Harper presented a Recommendation for the Pulpit and went over the guidelines. The Pulpit Committee, a group of dedicated church members, was responsible for overseeing the selection process and ensuring its conduct- fairly and transparently.

    Present Pastors:

    Officiating: Pastor New Covenant Baptist Church Milwaukee WI, Dr. Fred L. Crouthers Pastor 

    Pastor Christopher Boston, Lamb of God Missionary Baptist Church of Milwaukee,

    Pastor Dr. Demetrius K. Williams, Community Baptist Church of Greater Milwaukee

    The Plan & Procedure According to The Constitutional By-Laws for the Church

    On January 27th, the beginning of the selection process

    The candidate is given the requirements and returns to the chairman within the time frame.

    There was an interview

    Met with the Board of Directors

    The score ranged from 0 points to 34 points

    Not Recommended 0-12 pts

    Recommended 13-21 pts

    Highly Recommended 22-34 pts

    34 pts with Background and credit check

    The Pulpit Committee voted Unanimously

    Made to the Church Board

    Vote on this special meeting

    CTK votes in favor of Rev.Sinclair as the Pastor after July 20th, 2025

    Dr. Pastor Crouthers

    Accept the recommendation of the Report

    So moved/Second

    What is your pleasure?

    Mark ballot

    All parishioners were given instructions and then voted

    After the process, Dr. Pastor Crouthers added,

    “I want to commend you for keeping the order in a dignified manner.”

    “The Spirit of God lives over here. It’s now what we say. It is what we do.”

    “Boston and Williams will count the ballots tonight.

    Members were selected to go with them to count the ballots.”

    Results read

    226 votes

    226 YES

    Dorothy York added, “We are a unified body of Christ.”

    ‘Sinclair will continue in his role of Executive Pastor. He will not become Pastor until Pastor John Wesley McVicker, Sr., retires and Sinclair undergoes the installation process.”

    Pastor Treyvon Sinclair, Sr., becomes Pastor after his Installation.

    The Pulpit Commitee finishes after Installation.

    The closing Prayer led by Rev. Boston

    “This is the Lord’s doing, and it’s marvelous in our eyes,” Pastor Boston added.

    Pastor Boston said before his powerful dismissal prayer, “It began 40 years ago. It happened here. Uncommon, stand together. All ballots in an alignment confirmed what was said in the order. Thank God for what He has done.”