Sunday services are at 10:30 a.m. in person & on Facebook Live.
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First visit

Never walk alone

“Not forsaking our own assembling together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another; and all the more as you see the day drawing near.”Hebrews 10:25
Every Sunday · 10:30 a.m. – 12 noon

The Holy Eucharist

Sunday congregational worship is always an exciting time at Christ the King. A typical Sunday service will include the singing of hymns to open the service and the faith confessions following. Members of the church are invited to join the Bible readings. In any given service, at least four Bible passages are read: a passage from the Old Testament, followed by a psalm, and a scriptural reading from the New Testament. Following this, the priest reads the gospel for the liturgy.

To help everyone follow closely, the service sequence is displayed on the screen and a bulletin is available for all who prefer. The principal texts for the service are the Holy Bible, the Book of Common Prayer and the Hymnal. For your convenience, a copy of each of these books is kept in the pew pockets. The reference pages are displayed on the screen so everyone may follow in unison.

Worshippers with hands raised in praise during a Sunday service
A mother and her baby smiling in the church
Every Sunday · 10:30 a.m. – 12 noon

The Children’s Chapel

The Bible encourages us to train our children in the way of the Lord. The Sunday congregational worship begins with everyone gathered together, and after the blessing of the children, they are led to their respective classes for worship. Each class is designed to meet the cognitive needs of the kids even as they receive spiritual instruction.

As a people who believe all people are called to worship God, we open our doors to individuals and families from all nationalities to worship in an atmosphere of love. We teach our kids to understand that God is love and that he loves all people. We often organize fun-filled spiritual programs for the children and youth to help them build godly friendships and grow in their faith. Keep up with the events page for updates.

The Children’s Chapel is served by volunteers who have gone through the compulsory Safeguarding God’s Children training as prescribed by the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. The aim is to protect children and youth who worship at our campus from any form of abuse.

Come as you are

We want you to feel welcomed and loved every single time.

By all means we want you to come as you are. One of our main goals here is to make sure you feel comfortable. When you walk through our doors we want you to feel welcomed and loved every single time. We understand that no one is perfect. The only thing we can do is love each other and extend grace.

Get connected

At Christ the King, we want everyone involved as much as possible.

See our ministries
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Step one

To get started, please make sure you meet these check points.

  • Pick the ministry that best fits you
  • Make sure you are available for the specific time
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Step two

Once you pick a ministry, connect and engage with others in the group.

  • Build relationships with one another
  • Go outside your comfort zone
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Step three

The most important of them all! Follow this step throughout the entire process.

  • Have fun
  • Build relationships

Find us

15325 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77083
(281) 933-6800