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Building Partnerships and Belonging Across Mosaic
Across the board’s listening sessions, participants celebrated new partnerships, raised questions about belonging and discernment, and shared hopes for how Mosaic can grow.
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Where Should Our Offering Go?
The students first practiced deciding via consensus about what snack to have … It took almost the whole class time, but once the group came to a consensus, it was the most creative snack ever served during Sunday School.
Eglise Solidarité et Harmonie Helps Immigrants
Pastor Benjamin noticed some families experienced a lot of stress when it came to filling out their immigration paperwork. He decided to do something to help.
Mosaic Conference to Attend MennoCon23
Mosaic Conference will be represented in many ways at the Mennonite Church USA Convention in July.
How Do I Walk the Second Mile?
In a culture that dismisses anyone with a different understanding than our own, we can quickly lose track of our call to be Third Way people.
The Hard Work of Pentecost
Pentecost seems full of possibility. I’ve often thought that Pentecost is about sharing and expressing, receiving and speaking. But it is also about listening.
Line Lexington Leaves Mosaic Conference
Line Lexington (PA) congregation has decided to disaffiliate with Mosaic Conference and Mennonite Church USA.
Lenape Asks PA Mennonites for Land to Bury Their Ancestors
“Our ancestors helped you. Your ancestors helped us. I humbly ask if there is anything you can do.” – Lenape Chief Brad KillsCrow
Learning to speak the Gospel like a Pennsylvanian…
My dialect of English, shaped by southern California and lots of different cultures, was often unintelligible to my new friends [in PA].
Been in the Struggle
An antiracist spirituality does not ignore the past, yet it calls us to move forward.
Sabbatical Leave for Executive Minister
The Mosaic Board has approved a sabbatical leave for Steve Kriss, Executive Minister.
How Mosaic Conference Became 10% Asian
Mosaic Conference is blessed to be able to continue the practice of helping one another, regardless of their background, in the 21st century.
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