Rooted in Christ. Inclusive in Spirit. Active in Love.
Are you searching for a church where faith comes alive through inspiring worship, meaningful discipleship, genuine fellowship, and heartfelt service? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
At King of Kings Lutheran Church, we invite you to grow spiritually, build lasting relationships, and discover purpose in serving others. We are a growing, Spirit-led community in the Dulles South area of Loudoun County, committed to sharing the unconditional love of Jesus in all we do.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10:00 AM at Goshen Post Elementary School, and on occasion outdoors at Meadow Glen Park Pavilion, which is adjacent to the school.
We believe that “in Christ, all are one.” (Gal. 3:28)
We are a community of believers and questioners of all ages and backgrounds, cultures and colors, abilities and gifts. We welcome and affirm all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions. We honor the diverse ways God creates us and are committed to pursuing justice for all, rejecting discrimination and racism in every form. Here, anyone can live beyond societal labels, finding a place to worship, celebrate, grieve, rejoice, renew, and discover our God-given call to serve and love our neighbors.
We invite you to journey with us in faith, hope, and love.
Discover what’s happening in our community! Below are our upcoming events, recent gatherings, and the latest announcements.
Join us this Sunday for worship — all are welcome!
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Come and celebrate the season of Easter with us at Goshen Post E.S. and online via YouTube Live at 10:00 AM. In the Gospel lesson this Sunday, the risen Christ will appear to the disciples and offers them the gift of peace amidst their fears, doubts, and questions. Much in the same way, we experience the resurrection as we gather around word, meal, and tables as well. Join us for a meaningful service with music, Scripture, prayer, reflection, conversation, and Communion. Come as you are, bring a friend, and be part of a community celebrating a love stronger than death and a hope that makes all things new. Alleluia! Christ is Risen!
Join us for our next monthly nature hike on Saturday, April 11th, at 8:30 AM. We will hike the 2-3 mile bluebell trail at Bull Run Regional Park, meeting in the Atlantis parking lot before heading out. Along the way, we will pause for a brief reflection together. This is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and connect with God and one another. Please RSVP to Pr. Garrett so we can wait for you in the parking lot. All are welcome.
Join us Sunday, April 12th, following worship for Brunch Bunch! This is a great cross-campus opportunity to share in fellowship, a lot of laughter, and a delicious meal. We will go to Lazy Dog Restaurant in Chantilly, across from Wegman's. We have reserved outdoor seating and the restaurant is prepared for separate checks. All are welcome. Please RSVP to Pr. Garrett so we can let the restaurant know how many to expect.
We’re heading to Top Golf Loudoun for an evening of golf, games, food, and fellowship—no golf experience needed! Carpooling will be available from Pr. Garrett’s home at 4:30 PM, or you can meet us there at 5:20 PM. The cost is approximately $60 per person, which includes two hours of gameplay, light food, and unlimited drinks. Friends are welcome, and we are also in need of chaperones to help make this event possible. Please RSVP to reserve your spot—we’d love to have you join us!
Join us Sunday, April 19th, at Goshen Post E.S. and online via YouTube Live at 10:00 AM. On this day, the risen Christ will appear to some disciples as they walk the road together. Likewise, Christ appears to us as we walk, talk, and come together around a table, meal, and breaking of bread. Come as you are, bring a friend, and be a part of a community that is celebrating a love that is stronger than death and a hope that makes all things new. Alleluia! Christ is Risen!
Save the date for our next Confirmation session -April 19th, as youth in grades 6-12 meet with Pr. Garrett at the Wolf home to explore faith through Scripture, theology, creeds, experiences, and activities. This month, we will reflect on the question: "What is the Sabbath?” If you are interested in your youth participating, please contact Pr. Garrett for more information. All are welcome regardless of background, tradition, or previous attendance.
Do you have experience with construction—or an interest in learning? Join us for this year’s Rebuilding Together project on Saturday, April 25 at 8:00 AM! Together, we’ll serve a local homeowner in Vienna, Virginia by helping with repairs and improvements such as yard work, painting, carpentry, drywall, and more. No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to serve and work alongside others. Volunteers ages 14 and up are welcome. For more information or to sign up, please contact Pr. Garrett. Come be part of something impactful!
Do you enjoy music—or want to try something new? You’re invited to be part of a special handbell choir for worship on Sunday, April 26! Adults will lead the ringing, with youth invited to accompany on other instruments, creating a joyful, intergenerational offering. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to learn and have fun together. Rehearsal options include Sunday evening, April 12; Tuesday night, April 21; or Saturday, April 25 (time flexible). If you’re interested in participating or would like more information, please contact Beth Gustafson. Come be part of this meaningful and music-filled expression of worship!
Due to a family emergency, the potter who was planning to join us for our Expressions of Worship service on Sunday, March 15, was out of town. As a result, we postponed the pottery service until a later date. Please join us in prayer for her family, and appreciate your understanding. We look forward to this meaningful and creative worship experience in the future—and promise it will be worth the wait. Thank you for your grace, and stay tuned for the new date coming soon!
Our Previous Faith Formation Study
During Lent, we explored The Grace of Les Misérables, a six-week study looking at the powerful themes at the heart of Victor Hugo’s beloved story. The study focused on six ideals—grace, justice, poverty, revolution, love, and hope—each embodied by a character from Les Misérables. Through the intersection of faith and culture, we reflected on how these themes connect to Scripture and call us to live out our Christian faith with intention and compassion. It was enjoyed by all!
“We've been looking for a long time for our family's home church, and we are excited to finally become members of such a good one at King of Kings!” - Macchiarolo Family
We Meet at Goshen Post Elementary School
For those of you that love landmarks, you can find Goshen Post E.S. and Meadow Glen Park near the intersection of Braddock Rd. and Northstar Blvd, and next door to John Champe H.S.
