We remain committed to investing in God’s Kingdom, not our own. Currey Creek will continue to be a church that plants churches, building a strong and healthy foundation from which future church planters can be sent. This is ultimately about His Kingdom, not Currey Creek’s. Currey Creek is Christ’s Church. Jesus declared, “I will build my church” (Matthew 16:18). It does not belong to a pastor, elders, or staff—it belongs to Him. Because of this, we believe it is vital that we steward and invest in Currey Creek faithfully. Every person is created by God, in His image, and for His purposes. As His people, Currey Creek is called to reach, invite, share, and care for those in Boerne—not only within our walls, but also the lost, the unchurched, and those who are searching in our community.

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Invest Goals:


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Over the last year and a half, the Executive Team and Elders have been developing a long-term staffing strategy for Currey Creek. This strategy includes replacing key vacated pastoral positions, hiring new pastoral positions as needed, and addressing other staffing needs as our church continues to grow.


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One critical factor that we have learned from planting churches is that we lose key volunteers, staff, and leaders. We want to develop and implement a plan to develop leaders across ministry lines so that when we plant in the future, we have a “next man up” strategy in place.


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Dr. Free’s dissertation focused on developing a staffing strategy to support a church-planting residency program. This method of acquiring and developing church planters will allow us to retain key staff members and also send out well-equipped pastors.

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Growth is going to happen whether we are proactive or not. As you can see, the new worship facility and offices are only a component part of an overall strategy to facilitate growth, develop disciples, and plant healthier churches. The building will allow us to accommodate growth and simultaneously build a stronger base for future church planting.


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Currey Creek is situated along the IH-10 corridor. This area has seen tremendous population growth over the last ten years, with continued projections of strong increases over the next five-plus years that will drive demand for more housing, businesses, and organizations.

The projected growth in Kendall County alone for families is nearly 4,000 new families over the next five years. If we assume that just 5% of those families want to join Currey Creek and that each family has 4 people, that would equate to 800 new people, along with other population growth and visitors from surrounding counties.


About the Buildings

Current Worship CenterNew Worship CenterChurch Office / Meeting Space
Square Footage: 11,980
Seating Capacity: 600
Square Footage: 28,500
Seating Capacity: 1,400
Square Footage:
8,000 - 10,000 

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Key Features Worship Center & Offices

  • Expanded seating (1,400 vs 600)
  • Larger lobby areas with improved circulation
  • Expanded Discovery Class meeting area
  • Two Nursing Mothers’ rooms
  • Improved feature spaces for Connections, Events, and Missions
  • New Church Office and Meeting Spaces
  • Current Worship Center transitions to new Student Building
  • Additional Creek Kids Elementary Classrooms
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Our goal is that the Lord would call each member and visitor to invest in His Kingdom, resulting in 100% participation in the Invest Campaign. We are requesting a 3-Year Pledge Commitment for the sole and exclusive purpose of supporting the construction effort. This pledge commitment would be in addition to your current gift/tithe amount.


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Frequently Asked Questions Building Fund

  • Current Estimated Construction Cost $24M
  • Our Church is currently DEBT FREE
  • $12.9M Building Fund In-Place 
  • $1.47M Future Pledges Remaining
  • 3-Year Pledge Commitment (2025-2027)

Our intention is to continue to plant churches as the Lord leads. We have learned that our previous model of church planting is not sustainable. Even with two church plants in the last four years, the Lord continues to bring more people to Currey Creek than He ever has before. We believe it is important to faithfully accommodate and care for the people the Lord continues to bring to our church. We believe this larger worship center will provide a firmer foundation for launching churches in the future. We see this project, in conjunction with leadership development and a pastoral residency program, as a solution to our growth “problem.”

This project will allow us to accommodate the growth coming to Boerne, specifically to Currey Creek. It also allows us to build an even stronger base for financial health, a pastoral residency program, and church planting. Lastly, this project helps us bring the team together by rescheduling two services to overlap for fellowship and community building.

Our prayer is that we would not have to incur any debt through gifts and pledges; however, we would pay off any debt as quickly as possible. We also believe that today’s dollar is cheaper than tomorrow’s dollar so sometimes borrowing actually saves on the cost of the project versus waiting to build until all the funds have been raised.

Yes, our church constitution states that we must vote on the approval of debt over $500,000. Since we do not yet know how much money will be raised in initial gifts and pledges, we are not ready to receive the members vote on a construction loan. It would be wonderful if we did not have to vote to approve a long-term debt obligation, since all our necessary financial gifts were received before construction was completed.

We believe a larger worship center will only change our seating capacity, not our culture and DNA that has been crafted over the last 23 years. We are excited, not concerned, about the thought of more people hearing the gospel and connecting in a Bible-centered church.

The simple answer is no. It has never been our vision or strategy to grow bigger for the sake of growing bigger. Our vision and strategy have been to plant churches. But we do believe we have a responsibility to accommodate the growth that the Lord continues to bring to our church. Our belief is that having a larger ‘home base’ to launch churches from will be an even healthier way to plant churches in the future.

Historically as a church, we have always built too small. Adding a few hundred more seats to the project is negligible compared to the project's overall cost. So, wisdom and experience would say: build a worship center that moves us back to two services and enables us to grow in each for many years to come. We also believe this building size fits our overall campus footprint proportionally.

While we would never say ‘no’ to the Lord’s leading, we do not have any additional building projects planned beyond what is being presented at this time.


Prayer Guide

Please join us in praying that...


1. God would be glorified. (Psalm 115:1)
Pray that in every aspect of this project, the Lord would be made much of and that all praise go to Him.

2. Currey Creek would be unified. (Romans 15:5-6; Philippians 2:1-2)
Pray that through the process our church would seek and promote unity.

3. Hearts at Currey Creek would be moved to give generously. (Exodus 35:29; Exodus 36:3-7)
Pray that our giving comes from generous, grateful hearts.

4. Our giving would be joyous. (2 Corinthians 9:6-8)
God loves a cheerful giver! Pray that Currey Creek gives joyfully.

5. We would find favor with the cityregarding timely approvals and permits.