Church Planting Update

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Gospel Partners, 

We have a website! Check it out here: www.harborchurchmagnolia.com

Since we last spoke we have been busy! The Lord has blessed us with donations (a trailer, audio equipment, chairs, etc.). We rented out Magnolia Elementary School to begin monthly preview services. We held our first in-house word-of-mouth preview service last Sunday. It was a sweet time of worship, fellowship, and working together as a future church. We learned from the process and we are hopeful for what the Lord has in store for Harbor Church. 

We would love for you to be a part of our next preview service on November 12th at 10 AM (Magnolia Elementary School: 31900 Nichols Sawmill Rd, Magnolia, TX 77355). We are still working through our setup, teardown, order of service, audio system, and children's ministry, but we would love for you to join us! 

Our goal is to do a preview service once a month in preparation for our launch on January 28th! 

Here is our upcoming calendar for Sunday Gatherings:
10 AM at Magnolia Elementary School: 31900 Nichols Sawmill Rd, Magnolia, TX 77355
11/12/23 Preview Service
12/17/23 Preview Service
01/14/24 Preview Service
01/21/24 Commisioning and Send Off of Harbor Church by Redeemer Church
01/28/24 Harbor Church Launch Day!

If this work pulls at your heart, there are four ways to get involved in our church plant: 1) Prayer, 2) Financial Support, 3) Joining the Launch Team as an interim member, and 4) Becoming a Launch Team Member. 

Soli Deo Gloria,
Travis Boles

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