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A Call to Lament, Repentance, and Action
We are the newly named “Mosaic” and find ourselves immediately facing a challenge to this new picture of “us” together.
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Zoom Church: A Youth Perspective
While I missed meeting in person on Sundays, waking up a bit later and watching church in my pajamas with my family had its perks as well.
What Do I Know About Trauma?
Courageously doing the work of trauma healing for ourselves and others requires all of us to do our part so that we do not transmit our unhealed pain and suffering on to others.
On Becoming Mosaic After 100 Days of Quarantine
We have the opportunity to continue to change and live into our new name which emphasizes the value of each piece, each person, each community, created in the image of God.
Why We Are Still Here
Even under normal circumstances, our unsheltered friends and neighbors live precarious lives.
Jesus and Coffee
When I do sit with God, and listen, pray, and reflect, God’s Spirit moves and disciples me.
All Things Considered
Perhaps the greatest consideration has been the way the church has been challenged to reassess its purpose and vision for ministry.
Jesus Love and Sourdough
As I learned how to care for and share my sourdough starter, our congregation also shared their ingredients of love, compassion, desire, and care with our broader community.
A Village Boy was Chosen
It sounds like I should already be retired by now but God still gives me the grace to be part of His story.
A Call to Lament, Repentance, and Action
We are the newly named “Mosaic” and find ourselves immediately facing a challenge to this new picture of “us” together.
The Work of Mourning and Speaking
I acknowledge the pain, frustration and fear of my friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors who are Black and African American.
A New Name on Pentecost Comes with Power and Possibilities
“Each piece in this new mosaic that we’re forming has the ability to shine and be bright and to feel like they have value and worth.”
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