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About My Family
My name is Travis Boles. The Lord has blessed me with my wife, Juli; we have been married for 15 years. We have two foster/adoptive children, as well as two biological children: Janae (13), Piper (10), Judson (8) and Beau 7.
We have been living and working in Houston for about 15 years. I was a police officer (and sergeant) at the Houston Police Department for more than 13 years, working gangs, narcotics and SWAT, and worked overseas for the state department.
Juli was an emergency room nurse and now manages an urgent care clinic as a nurse manager for Texas Children’s Hospital.
We have been living and working in Houston for about 15 years. I was a police officer (and sergeant) at the Houston Police Department for more than 13 years, working gangs, narcotics and SWAT, and worked overseas for the state department.
Juli was an emergency room nurse and now manages an urgent care clinic as a nurse manager for Texas Children’s Hospital.
About My Church Plant
I finished one degree in seminary and felt called to full-time ministry. Our small group asked us to pray about planting a church in the Magnolia area where our small group was meeting. We went to the elders/pastors of our church (Redeemer Church Tomball), and they agreed to send us out to plant a church.
I have spent the past two years completing Foundational and Finishing residency programs with the Houston Church Planting Network. I have been assessed and received recommendations to plant through Stadia/HCPN and SBTC/Send. That original small group is now our launch team, who meet weekly in the Magnolia area. We have a heart for planting a healthy Christ-centered church that shepherds her people well, makes disciples and sends out members on mission.
I have spent the past two years completing Foundational and Finishing residency programs with the Houston Church Planting Network. I have been assessed and received recommendations to plant through Stadia/HCPN and SBTC/Send. That original small group is now our launch team, who meet weekly in the Magnolia area. We have a heart for planting a healthy Christ-centered church that shepherds her people well, makes disciples and sends out members on mission.
NAMB Church Planting
Millions in North America are in desperate need of hope. Ultimately, the only hope that’s going to last - in this life and the next - is the hope of the gospel. North American missionaries build relationships and share this hope in their communities and beyond.