About King’s Way
Worthy Is
the Lamb
Revelation 5:12
A Reformed Church in the Anglican tradition, proclaiming Christ in Prescott, Arizona.
Est. 2023
Our Story
In 2022, a Bible study in Cottonwood, Arizona grew into a house church. In 2023, that congregation moved to Prescott and became King’s Way Reformed Church—a conservative Reformed church holding to the Thirty-Nine Articles and the Book of Common Prayer.
2022
Cottonwood, Arizona
A Reformed Bible study begins, rooted in Presbyterian theology and a desire for serious, doctrinally grounded fellowship.
2023
Prescott, Arizona
The Bible study grows into King’s Way Reformed Church, shaped by the Westminster tradition and Presbyterian convictions.
Today
Every Lord’s Day
Now settled in the Reformed Anglican position—embracing the Thirty-Nine Articles, historic liturgy, and the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
Our Sunday Home
Lincoln School, Prescott
We gather each Lord’s Day at 10:30 in the school’s multipurpose room.
Our Tradition
Anglicanism
The Reformation produced three Protestant traditions: Lutheran, Anglican, and Presbyterian. We stand within the Anglican tradition—the faith of C. S. Lewis, George Washington, Charles Wesley, and George Whitefield. We are called “Reformed Catholics”—Reformed in doctrine, catholic in inheritance; governed by Scripture, but deeply rooted in the historic Church. We believe the Reformation was not the birth of a new church, but the recovery of the ancient faith according to Scripture.
The Three Traditions of the Reformation
Lutheran
Germany & Scandinavia
Our Tradition
Anglican
England
Presbyterian
Scotland & Geneva
In Good Company
Anglicans Who Went Before Us
George Washington
1732 – 1799
First President of the United States
Charles Wesley
1707 – 1788
Hymn writer
George Whitefield
1714 – 1770
Preacher of the Great Awakening
C. S. Lewis
1898 – 1963
Author and apologist
J. I. Packer
1926 – 2020
Theologian, author of Knowing God
Jane Austen
1775 – 1817
Author of Pride and Prejudice
John Stott
1921 – 2011
Preacher and author
John Newton
1725 – 1807
Hymn writer of Amazing Grace
What We Mean
Reformed & Catholic
Reformed
We hold to the Five Solas of the Reformation.
Sola Scriptura
Scripture alone
Sola Gratia
Grace alone
Sola Fide
Faith alone
Solus Christus
Christ alone
Soli Deo Gloria
To the glory of God alone
Catholic
Not Roman Catholic. We maintain continuity with the catholic, or universal, Church of the first five centuries: her Scriptures, her creeds, her councils and her worship. Summarized this way:
One Faith
Two Testaments
Three Creeds
Four Churh Council
Five Centuries of the Early Church
The Reformation was not the birth of a new church, but the recovery of the ancient faith according to Scripture.
Come and See
Worship with us this Sunday.
Our Shepherds