1907 - Christ Church founded by Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Squires ("Mom and Pop") & Chris Brown
1908 - New church building was completed at Second and Carson Streets.
           The Rev. Harry G. Gray became first Vicar.  Served 3 years
1909 - Church Bell hung in the tower.  First bell to ring from a church tower in Southern Nevada
1911 - Railroad Strike - Church was very inactive
1913 - Church had no Priest for seven years
1918 - World War I - Church suffered greatly - Services were sporadic
1924 - Sunday Holy Communion service re-instated by The Rev. A.H. Haubert
1926 - The Rev. Boyd Parker became the new Vicar
            Church organizations came back to life
1929 - Former Rectory at 212 Carson Avenue became a meeting hall for the church
1937 - The Rev. James Terry became the new Vicar
           Presiding Bishop, The Right Rev. Henry St. George Tucker - 1^ST to come to Las Vegas
1947 - Christ Church became a Parish - "The Church of Christ the King"
           The Rev. Reginald G. Rosson became first Rector.  Served 5 years
1951 - The Rev. T. Malcolm Jones became second Rector.  Served 4 years.
1953 - One acre of land on Maryland Parkway donated to the church by Mrs. Jessie Hunt
1954 - Parish membership reached 500+
           Church building downtown sold for $105,000
           Parish Hall constructed to be used for church services
1955 - The Rev. T. Malcolm Jones murdered
           The Rev. Charles Hill became third Rector.  Served 2 years
1957 - The Rev. Charles Hill died of heart attack
           Sunday School wing constructed
1958 - The Rev. Neville Tinker became fourth Rector.  Served 1 year
1960 - The Rev. Tally H. Jarrett, Jr. became fifth Rector.  Served 10 years
1961 - New church building and chapel construction began
1962 - New church dedicated by Bishop Wright
           M.P. Moller Organ donated
           The Chapel of the Holy Family was completed
1963 - Day School opened by Mrs. Mary Echols
1967 - The Archbishop of Canterbury, The Most Rev. and Rt. Hon. Michael Ramsey preached
1969 - First year of the Lobster Fair
1970 - The Rev. Karl E. Spatz became sixth Rector.  Served for 26 years
1972 - Mortgage burned at Maryland Parkway
1977 - Christ Church offered a temporary home to the reformed Jewish congregation of Ner Tamid
1979 - Intermediate school began under the direction of Dr. Herbert Smith
1980 - Outreach Programs started - Food Offerings, Prayer Services at State Prison
1992 - South Property purchased for $800,000
1997 - The Rev. B. Massey Gentry became seventh Rector.  Served 9 years
2007 - The Rev. Kent Belmore Jr. became eighth Rector.  Served 18 Months
          100^th Anniversary celebrated