Together, Mosaic Conference remembers God’s goodness, and we commit to extending God’s unhesitating, constant love to a broken and beautiful world.
Blog
Coming to the World’s Table
May Jesus be in the center of the worship, workshops, and conversations that I participate in while in Indonesia.
A Pilgrimage to Biblical Greece
Being “out there” – in the actual physical spaces where the Apostle Paul lived … helped open me up to connecting with God in different and deeper ways.
Spring Cleaning
For me, the mess in the garage of my soul is often hard to simply look at, let alone clean up because there is so much junk there
Don’t Burn Your Boats or Bridges
You could say we are still “fresh off the boat.” This phrase could be derogatory, but I don’t mind it.
Lament or Repent
I am responsible for my words, actions, and reactions. If I throw up my hands and lament my own poor judgment or sin without taking responsibility, I am not being honest, nor am I seeing clearly.
We Don’t Talk About Bruno
We need to listen more than direct the conversations. When we do, the word of God will do the work. When this happens and relationships are built, then the focus is on Jesus.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 …
Feeling “Seen” as a (Sometimes Frazzled) Mom
Pastor Dave did not try to hand me a well-packaged solution, sweep my experience aside, nor over-estimate our similarities. Instead, I was seen and held in support, and that is what I needed.