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A Spirit-Filled 2025 Assembly – Be My Witnesses
The 2025 Assembly brought together voices from many languages and cultures for a day of worship, discernment, and renewed commitment to Jesus-centered witness.
Delegates Affirm Mosaic Board’s Recommendation to Leave MC USA with 74% Support
At the 2025 Assembly, Mosaic Mennonite Conference delegates voted to discontinue affiliation with Mennonite Church USA and to pursue partnerships rooted in shared Anabaptist values.
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Conference Nominating Committee Formed
The Nominating Committee is responsible for vetting and discerning potential new Conference Board members and Committee members.
Conference Offices Update
While many staff are working disbursed and from home, especially during the pandemic, the need for a hub for office staff, materials, and gathering remains critical.
Sisters from Vincent Congregation Receive Scholarships
The scholarship program encourages young people to explore the integration of faith and finances while helping them on their educational journeys.
What Can We Do?
“If the virus didn’t kill them, hunger would kill them. It was important for the church to ask itself how to help and find ways to do it.”
The Wounds of Racism
I fight against white supremacy and racial injustice because God’s love demands it and they have caused deep wounds that need healing.
Saving the Best Years for Last
I asked him, “What is the one thing that shocked you the most about American culture?” He said, “The way that you treat your elderly.”
Hospitality & COVID-19
How does one use their gift of hospitality to serve others while practicing social distancing?
Today There is a Completely New Generation of Women
The Christian community’s duty is to resolutely “listen to women,” to discover the will of God from her ministry and call.
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.
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