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4worldlovers:
We’re pleased that you’ve found your way to Christ the King Episcopal Church–and we welcome you with open doors and open arms!

4worldlovers:
First Wednesday of the month for contemplative taizé at 6:00 PM (Starts June 7th)


And All other Wednesdays for chanted evening prayer at 6:00 PM (Starts June 14th)


A short clip of some of the singing and drumming we experienced as we honored Indigenous People’s Day at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Tucson with a service of recognition, remembrance, and reconciliation. Our special guests were drummers and singers from the Native Ways Program at The Haven. Today’s liturgy incorporated special prayers and music from Voices Found, Red Lake Mass, and Wonder Love and Praise (honoring the Muskogee, Hawaiian, and Ojibway people).


We believe in the command our Lord gave us to love our neighbors as ourselves. We strive to nurture relationships where this call to love is at the center. We do this by praying for and with one another, or getting to know each other over coffee. We’d like to get to know you and to give you a chance to get to know us.

We practice the Episcopal Church’s Baptismal Covenant which calls us to “respect the dignity of every human being.”

We joyfully affirm our LGBTQ+ siblings as members of God’s diverse creation. You are always welcome here.

“For I was hungry and you gave me food; I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink; I was a stranger and you welcomed me.”

We feed people through our commercial kitchen and in connection with local organizations like the Community Food Bank and Primavera. Neighbors Feeding Neighbors cooks and delivers meals to those in our surrounding community.