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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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When Generations Pray Together
Indian Creek Foundation prayer brunches bring together leaders and friends for monthly, intergenerational prayer support in the local church community.
Anabaptism at 501: Rooted, resilient, ready for what’s next
Anabaptism at its best has always been about lived faith and embodied discipleship. That is what the world needs now.
The Cost of Awareness
To lead effectively, I must stay informed. Yet sometimes the sheer weight is too heavy.
Sitting with ICE Detainees: Proclaiming that God Knows Their Suffering
A Bible study in jail becomes a moment of shared suffering and hope as detainees discover that Jesus truly knows (conoce) their lived experiences.
Reflections on Hospitality Ministry in Calais, France
A Mosaic Partner in Ministry and a former volunteer reflect on hospitality ministry in Calais, France.
We Won’t Stop till Homelessness Drops
The winter holiday season in particular is a space of contradiction.
Anabaptism at 500: Remembering the Story, Renewing the Call
The event was a living testimony of God’s faithfulness across the centuries, and an invitation to continue walking the path of discipleship together across many communities.
Anabaptism at 500: What Anabaptism Means to Me – December 2025
As Mosaic Conference commemorates the 500th Anniversary of Anabaptism in 2025, here is the final installation of a variety of Mosaic voices reflecting on the question, “What does Anabaptism mean to me?”
Honoring the Trailblazing Women in Ministry
A moving presentation at the Mennonite Heritage Center celebrated the pioneering women whose courage opened doors for leadership in the church.
The Lamb in the Briar: A Soul Journey to Zurich
That day, the Grossmünster became a strange, holy place. A glimpse of an upside-down kingdom—the kind of world Jesus imagined.
Rev. Joshua So, A Faithful Servant Remembered
The legacy of Rev. Dr. Joshua So lives on in the lives he touched and the congregation he founded.
Introducing the Mosaic Priorities Guide: Living Our Intercultural, Formational, and Missional Priorities
The guide was created to make space for listening to God, to one another, and to the diverse communities in which we serve and is available as a resource for your community.
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