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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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My Unfinished Puzzle
I am content to wait to “complete” the semi-retirement puzzle, trusting that the Spirit will nudge me, and I will know how to respond to invitations I receive or initiate.
Mosaic Budget Ends Positively for 2021
With 85% of Mosaic congregations giving financially to the Conference, as they were able, we recognize that every congregation gave something to enrich the Conference, whether financially or in other ways.
Our Mosaic Stretches Around the World
Though we saw evidence of challenging poverty and were careful with our own security, I also saw Honduras as beautiful, friendly, resilient, and full of possibility.
Haciendo Iglesia en Tiempos Difíciles (Doing Church in Difficult Times)
Affirmation of the assembly to explore the possibilities of a Partner in Ministry relationship …
Lent, Anabaptists, and Sausage
In this seeking of God, we are called to practice the discipline of surrender and sacrifice. And in doing so, we join others on the path to the cross during Lent.
Emerging Mutual Transformation
We expect to be formed and transformed, a mosaic that God can shine light through to draw others.
Choosing Peace in Solidarity with Ukraine
We want to be part of Christ’s ongoing witness of peace while also empowering those on the ground to respond to real needs.
Doing Kingdom Work at the Tables
This was a difficult gathering space for some. It challenged many of us to envision how much we could be stretched in order to live out our faith.
Updates for MC USA Special Delegate Assembly
Mosaic Conference has named the delegates to the Mennonite Church USA (MCUSA) Special Session of the Delegate Assembly in Kansas City, MO, May 27-30, 2022.
Following Her Call, Despite the Discouragement
In a matter of two years, Kolb-Wyckoff had been voted down by two different congregations. Despite the discouragement, she continued to pursue her call to pastoral ministry.
Others Helped Us, Now We Help Others
“Jesus and his parents were refugees … As his followers, we are called to welcome the stranger, who is actually Christ.”
A Californian Comes East…and Learns a Thing (or 2 or 3)
God has a sense of humor …I am learning how to better minister by spending some time looking out over the rural landscape of Upper Bucks County, PA …
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