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Mosaic Annual Assembly Wrap-Up
It was “Mutual Transformation,” not COVID-19, at the forefront when Mosaic Conference met for its Assembly on November 6, 2021.
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Update on Process with Dock Academy
Mosaic Conference has continued to consult with Dove’s Nest to work toward a survivor-centered process.
Service as Worship on 5th Sundays
We have seen our relationships enhanced as we laughed, used our muscles, and faced rain, snow, and extreme heat in our adventures together.
ABC or DEF: What is Your Faith Community Prioritizing?
Often, the success of a church is based on how many people show up on a Sunday.
Boxing, Food, and Peace: Crossroads Community Center
“Once during a gun violence episode,” Marrero recalls, “I met with both parties, and asked, `How can we resolve this peacefully?’”
Can You Bear the Thought?
When we live in the fear of the Lord and the wonderment of how God created us, it gives us faith. We become unstoppable with God!
The Wait to Serve in Bethlehem is Over
“It is our conviction that when it seems that peace is most beyond reach, it is time to redouble efforts in working for peace and justice.”
Need Something? Start Something!
If you see a need in your community, maybe it’s God’s calling for you to start something.
Diversity in Mission
We appreciated hearing what our colleagues are doing and having the opportunity to support each other in prayer.
Opening My Eyes: Youth Venture Civil Rights Trip 2021
The Youth Venture Civil Rights Trip (July 16-24) was an eye-opening experience. Michelle Ramirez shares her experience co-leading this group, sponsored by Mennonite Mission Network. They visited landmarks of the US Civil Rights Movement of the 1950-60s to learn why our faith calls us to stand against injustice and with the oppressed.
A Life Well Lived: Remembering Ruben Mercado
Ruben Mercado, a pastor and missionary with close ties to Mosaic Conference, died on June 9, 2021 from COVID-19. He is survived by his wife, Guadalupe, daughters Heidy and Abigail (married to Franz), and a granddaughter, Hannah.
My Cry of Terror
In his staff blog, Marco Güete reminiscence on a memorable hiking trip with his friend when he was 17, a fateful encounter with a cow, and the lesson that follows about reflecting on the Lord’s prayer.
How MennoCon21 and Youth Service Week Impacted my Life
Evan Hostetler, youth at Salford (Harleysville, PA) Mennonite Church shares his experiences attending MennoCon21 and Mosaic youth service week, Love Where You’re At.
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