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KING OF KINGS ANGLICAN CHURCH

A Place to Meet God

We are a Bible-believing, Spirit-filled, sacramental congregation ministering to the greater Houston area.

At King of Kings we place special emphasis on:

  • Loving God Our foremost goal is to love and honor the Lord Jesus Christ, and to make him supreme in our lives.  We develop that love relationship through our worship services, and by spending daily personal time in the Scriptures and prayer.

  • Loving one another.  As we study, pray, and work alongside one another, we find that trust, affection, and love are being built among us. We believe each person in our church family has a special, God-given purpose. From the youngest child to the eldest senior, each of us has something to contribute. We need you to be yourself with us, share your thoughts, contribute your efforts.  You help us become more Christ-like just by being yourself with us. Each of us has a vital contribution to make to the body - just by being ourselves, and by becoming the person Jesus has called us to be.
  • Blessing the lost, the last, the least - We joyfully join with Christ in continuing his ministry of love and outreach to those the world has left behind.  Children, teens searching for meaning, adults who have given up hope... Jesus showed a special compassion for people the rest of the world ignored or discarded.  We share the Lord’s love by reaching out to those who are desperate to know love and hope:  the lonely, the suffering, the young, the elderly, the poor.

“Lord Jesus Christ, you stretched out your arms of love on the hard wood of the cross, that everyone might come within the reach of your saving embrace.  So clothe us in your Spirit that we, reaching forth our hands in love, may bring those who do not know you to the knowledge and love of you; for the honor of your name.”

~Bishop Charles Henry Brent



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Do you want to make a real difference in people's lives?  We are praying for you!  We are asking God to send us people with a heart for others, especially in the areas of:

  • Children's ministry and Christian education
  • Youth ministry (especially people who will mentor and "be there" for our teens)
  • One-on-one mentoring relationships with adults struggling with marriage, finances, child-rearing issues
  • Ministry to Spanish speaking families

We invite you to join us in experiencing the Lord’s saving embrace, and in reaching out to our community to share the love of Christ.

Location

Services are held in the Gobins' home near I-10 and Fry Rd in far west Houston.

310 Houghton Rd
Katy, Texas  77450
 

Worship Schedule

Worship & Holy Communion - Sunday 10:00 am

 

Small Groups

 

Small "Growth Groups" meet together during the week for Bible study, prayer, and sharing. The youth Growth Group meets on Sunday evenings for supper, Bible study, prayer, and activities.

 

Web Links

 

Cliff Gobin, Pastor
713.417.0208
cgobin6@yahoo.com

 

 

A parish of the Convocation of Christ the Redeemer in the Missionary Diocese of All Saints.

 

Do you know anyone newly arrived in Houston from another country? If so, check out our Welcome to Houston website for helpful advice and links especially written for new immigrants.

 

Thank you to Urban Trend Realty for being a sponsor of our site.

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Who can commune at King of Kings Church?


We take the Lord's Supper very seriously at King of Kings. It a supernatural moment of initimate contact with God, when we receive the blessing of Christ's body and blood. It does not matter how “good” or “spiritual” you are, what you’ve done for the Lord, or how much of the Bible you know. Rather, these four things are necessary for a person to rightly commune:

  A)  Faith that Christ’s death was for you is necessary.  Do you believe Jesus Christ died for your sins? Then you are prepared. If someone does not believe the words which Christ speaks about his Supper, “for you” and “for the forgiveness of sins,” he should not commune.

 B)  Faith that Christ’s words mean what they say is necessary. When Jesus said “This is my body,” he spoke literally, not figuratively. Christ himself is actually present bodily in the Lord’s Supper. If someone does not believe that that which is blessed is the body and blood of Christ, he should not commune. (The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not a communion in the blood of Christ?  The bread which we break, is it not a communion in the body of Christ? [I Cor. 10:16])

 C)   Willingness to forgive is necessary. In other words, if someone would commune knowing he willfully harbors unforgiveness toward another, he eats and drinks unworthily.  (Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.)

 D)  Willingness to confess and turn from sin is necessary. A communicant who knowingly and willfully continues in sin, eats and drinks judgment on himself. However, all those who are sorry for their sin and failings, and desire grace and forgiveness, should commune. The Lord’s Supper is for those who know they need mercy and forgiveness, and believe God will indeed receive them on the merits of Christ. It is “for you.”