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Mosaic Board Affirms, Laments, and Moves
On Monday, September 26, Mosaic Conference’s Board met for their bimonthly meeting.
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Brings Your Stones to Assembly!
This year, as we celebrate our first in-person Assembly as Mosaic Conference, we invite delegates to bring your stones along to Assembly on November 5.
The Steadfast Love of God in a Time of Change
“What we learned from Kansas City is that we are not at our best with processes that lead to divided votes resulting in winners and losers rather than inclusive discernment.”
Listening Task Force Recommendations Presented to Board
The nine recommendations, which can be described as prayerful, relational, transparent, and transformational, are intended to guide the Board.
What Does Fruit Look Like?
Will people see fruit that shows we have been transformed by the power of Christ and have a personal relationship with him, because we have put our trust and confidence in him?
Celebrating Ministry & Service with the Tamayos
Pastor Angel regularly encouraged our congregation to love the Word of God, to read and study it, and to live by its teachings.
Mosaic Board Affirms, Laments, and Moves
On Monday, September 26, Mosaic Conference’s Board met for their bimonthly meeting.
Mosaic Listening Task Force Update
Watch the video to hear the latest update from the Mosaic Listening Task Force.
Listening to Wisdom’s Call
“Wisdom creates a safe space to share our deepest and hardest questions through a spirit of love that frees us from fear.”
Listening With the Ear of Our Heart
The more we are able to listen and receive from God, the more we are able to listen and receive from others.
Group Visits the Border
I came away from the trip knowing that the border is filled both with great pain and with great beauty and hope.
Preparing for Fall Assembly – “Where is the Lord?”
As we approach and prepare to gather for Mosaic’s Fall Assembly, I urge us, as the people of God, to continue to be prayerfully asking, “Where is the Lord?”
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