Perhaps eating new foods is a simple but profound act of surrendering to God’s mission to bring all people together through Jesus Christ our Lord—without having to sacrifice our deep cultural identities.
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Pieces From Back Home
… I never felt like I needed to shed my Indonesian culture or completely reinvent my identity.
Responding to the Need in Indonesia, Regardless of Religion
When there is a call for help from across the globe, as a church, we are called to act.
Painting Tiles at a Mosaic Youth Event
On Saturday, June 5, several youth groups from Mosaic congregations gathered at Philadelphia (PA) Praise Center for a youth gathering involving games, art, and spiritual input.
Young Adults Take Lead in Times of Trouble
This summer, these young adults may have taken on different roles and responsibilities, but all of them learned to lead, to adapt, and to keep trusting God in times of trouble.
Rooted in Indonesia, Growing in God
“I’ve always been interested in creative work, in making things. It is how I spend much of my free time,” shares Cindy Angela, Digital Communications Associate for Mosaic Mennonite Conference.
Provoked by God
I thank God for His faithfulness and love as God waits for my response to His calling.
Finding the God of Justice: My Spiritual Journey
At the tender age of 22, I found myself ushered into a version of the gospel I still find appealing.
Backpacks for the Border
With a matching grant from the Conference, Franconia congregations raised over $20,000, which made it possible to donate more than 370 kits.
Congregational Profile: Philadelphia Praise Center
With a vision to be a diverse church with love and compassion for the lost and for the city, Pastor Aldo Siahaan formed the Philadelphia Praise Center in early 2005.
Standing in the Gap at the Border and at Home
Questions and concern around immigration have become increasingly important for members of Franconia Conference, which has seen a increase in immigrant congregations over the past decade.
An Indonesian Food Story
I believe that food is the entrance to the heart and soul …
Openness to Change
… God moves in ways we can’t predict; we can’t always control or change things with our own hands.