The formation priority of Mosaic Conference emphasizes our call to both know and follow God in our lives. Formation is a lifelong commitment to learning and living the Way of Jesus. We learn to know Christ through scripture, in worship, through discipleship/obedience, in community, and with the help of the Spirit. Formation is both individual and corporate as we participate fully within the body of Christ.
As Mosaic Mennonite Conference, we are committed to becoming like Jesus.
When Mosaic talks about formation, this is what we mean:
We are committed to Jesus as Lord.
We invite our faith community to follow Jesus with our lives so that we are transformed into the image of Jesus, even when it’s costly.
Formational Team
- Rose Bender Cook, Lead
- Marco Güete
- Josh Meyer
- Brooke Martin
Youth Formation Team
- Brooke Martin, Youth Lead
- Danilo Sanchez
The Youth Formation Team networks, encourages, and equips youth leaders and youth across the conference. This team focus their time on the youth leaders in their neighborhoods and collaborate to further connect and equip youth and youth leaders across the conference.
Faith and Life Gatherings are designated meetings for credentialed and retired leaders in Mosaic Mennonite Conference.
At our Fall 2015 Assembly, Franconia Conference passed the Faith and Life Church Together Statement, calling for the formation of the Faith and Life Commission with the purpose of providing space for pastors and credentialed leaders within the Conference to study scripture with one another. The gatherings are establish and support relationships among pastors and credentialed leaders and build ties of friendship and support.
Read the Faith and Life Church Together Statement: English, Indonesian, Spanish or Vietnamese.
Read the ministry description for the Faith and Life Commission here.
Mosaic Mennonite Conference is a community of congregations that exists to bring God’s healing and hope to our local communities and support one another for the ministry. All credentialed leaders are invited to participate in a group of choice (cluster, learning community, or a specialized grouping) to be equipped for ministering centered on our missional, intercultural, and formational priorities.
Some current groups that meet are:
- Learning Communities (varied)
- Youth Pastors (monthly)
- Women Pastors (monthly)
- Chaplains (quarterly)
- Retired Pastors (bi-annually)
- Clusters (geographic or affinity groups; varied)
For more information or to join a group, talk to your Leadership Minister.
A Mosaic Devotional Guide as we Journey Together with Jesus toward Resurrection Life (Lent / Easter 2025)
Each Wednesday between March 5th through Easter 2025, Mosaic Conference will provide a brief devotional guide (including Scripture, reflection questions, a suggested fast activity, and a prayer focus).
Available in 3 languages! Download here:
Bringing Healing and Hope: Ambassadors We’re Learning from the Summer Part III
Serving with Purpose and Voice: Ambassadors We’re Learning from the Summer Part II
Serving with a Heart for God’s Kingdom: Ambassadors We’re Learning from the Summer Part I
The End of Youth Ministry?
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