San Antonio is an amazing city with great people and vibrant culture, full of beauty and joy. San Antonio is also a place facing complex problems and experiencing heartbreaking brokenness. We believe God is at work here. God is present in our neighborhoods, our homes, and our workplaces. When we celebrate the good in our lives, God is there. When we mourn loss, God is there. Our church hopes to find creative ways to partner with God and to bring more full expressions of God's kingdom to the world around us. We do this when we are deeply connected to our community and serve in it with love.
San Antonio is both immensely beautiful and deeply broken. We love our city!
We are focusing on four issues facing San Antonio and would love for you to volunteer with an organization addressing one of these areas.

Too often we hear things like "love your neighbor" and they are so non-specific that we are unable to put actions to the idea. According to Jesus, our neighbors are anyone we encounter in life. It doesn't matter if they are exactly like us or come from a completely different background, they are our neighbors.
How can we love someone if we do not take the time to acknowledge them? Most of us do not even know the people who live right next door to us. If we are going to love our neighbors, our literal neighbors, we need to find creative ways to engage with the neighborhoods where we live.
Pick one or two of these ideas to start. This is not a exhaustive list of ways to serve and love your community, so get creative! We want to hear your stories as you love your neighbors with these acts of kindness and generosity, so let us know how it goes. Email us at info@chccsa.com or tag us in your social media posts.
A Life Group is a group of people who experience life and walk in a biblical community together. Life Groups are committed to Bible Study, serving, getting to know each other, praying together, caring for each other, and enjoying each other’s company. Life Groups normally consist of 8-12 people who are a mix of new believers and mature Christians.
Whether young, mature in years, believer, non-believer, introvert, extrovert, single, married, widowed, divorced, empty nester, young family— everyone can benefit from and be a vibrant part of a Life Group. It would be impossible to experience a biblical community apart from spiritually significant relationships. Life groups, therefore, are an integral part of “being” the church and not just “doing” church.
We are looking for people willing to commit to being life group hosts and leaders.
We would love to hear the creative ways you are showing compassion and loving your neighbors. Share your story with us.