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  My first visit to CTK was such a warm welcoming experience that my partner and I became members and have been there for 8 years. Christ the King welcomes all with open arms and has the nicest group of people you will ever find. You will feel at home your first visit. The church is charming California Mission style visible from the freeway and easily recognized by the beautiful blue domed bell tower. If anyone is in search for a church this one should be on your list. I was raised Catholic but when I got older I drifted away and then I felt the need to be nearer to God and the Episcopal church was so easy to follow because it's almost the same service. I refer to it as "The other Catholic Church". You won't be disappointed.

  Added March 17, 2017 by bob rhoads
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  I was visiting in the area and, on a lark, dropped in on their 10am Sunday service. I was a little surprised to see a lady priest presiding over the congregation, but she really gave an intelligent and clear sermon.
  
  After the service, the small congregation gathering for treats and fellowship. Everyone was interesting in me and made me feel welcome. Never did anyone pester me into making a commitment to return (unlike other churchs I have visited recently) or ask me a lot of pushy questions. I may very well make the long drive to visit again!

  Added December 23, 2016 by A Google User