Once a month, middle and high schoolers (ages 11–17) are invited to gather for pizza, community, and meaningful conversations about justice and how to show up for one another in the world, with time to eat and hang out, a fun icebreaker, a short “big idea” on topics like media literacy and understanding marginalized communities, small group discussion, and a creative activity or craft.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

The Tapestry is a chance to dive deeper into the scriptures with Pastor Kelley. Each week we will look at different themes from the Bible and how they developed through faith traditions. From angels and demons to rainbows and numbers, we will look at how they were understood in Ancient Israel and how they developed into the ideas we have today.

Our Spring Session begins in February and runs through May.

This is for ages 15 and up. Kids above 12 can come at the discretion of parents. Childcare can be provided upon request for a small donation.

Butterfly Families are families with one or more trans individuals. The second Thursday of each month, we have a gathering time for these beautiful parents and children. These evenings will be led by Captain Shelby, our nonbinary family Minister, and Chrissy Keefe, a transgender woman, LGBTQIA+ affirming therapist co-owner of La Serenidad Therapy Services. As the group grows evenings will be based on the needs of the families… Some nights may be potlucks, some may be family discussions or games.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

Remember you are dust and to dust you will return.

In the liturgy on Ash Wednesday, Pastor Kelley will draw an ashen cross, and remind each, “to dust you will return.” It’s one of the most moving gestures of ministry.

The Christian community prepares for Easter by entering this holy season of Lent with these words and this mark. We begin Lent remembering our need for repentance (turning) and our reliance on the forgiveness of God. We do so in the hope that Lent may be a time of renewal, growth and transformation.

Come alone, bring a friend, bring your whole family for Friends Across the Board at Mosaic. This is a great way to get to know each other while having fun. Every 3rd Wednesday we will host a game night with:

• Board games for all ages

• Children’s gaming area

• Cards games

• Light snacks, occasional potlucks, random pizza nights - there will be food to eat.

• Bring your own games to share

• Learn new games

• Just come to talk and watch if you aren’t sure about playing.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

The fourth Wednesday of every month connect with us and let’s make some beautiful trouble. Each month we will learn how to peacefully resist. Each month we will cover new topics, meet people leading the community, and finds ways we can individually and as a group effect change. Some of the evenings will include:

• Protest Safety Training

• Public Speaking - tips from professionals

• Speakers from ACTIVIST groups in our area

• Hands on work like postcard parties, protest sign creation, and Get out the Vote Registrations.

This is for ages 13 and up. Childcare provided for a donation and reservation.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

The Tapestry is a chance to dive deeper into the scriptures with Pastor Kelley. Each week we will look at different themes from the Bible and how they developed through faith traditions. From angels and demons to rainbows and numbers, we will look at how they were understood in Ancient Israel and how they developed into the ideas we have today.

Our Spring Session begins in February and runs through May.

This is for ages 15 and up. Kids above 12 can come at the discretion of parents. Childcare can be provided upon request for a small donation.

Once a month, middle and high schoolers (ages 11–17) are invited to gather for pizza, community, and meaningful conversations about justice and how to show up for one another in the world, with time to eat and hang out, a fun icebreaker, a short “big idea” on topics like media literacy and understanding marginalized communities, small group discussion, and a creative activity or craft.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

The Tapestry is a chance to dive deeper into the scriptures with Pastor Kelley. Each week we will look at different themes from the Bible and how they developed through faith traditions. From angels and demons to rainbows and numbers, we will look at how they were understood in Ancient Israel and how they developed into the ideas we have today.

Our Spring Session begins in February and runs through May.

This is for ages 15 and up. Kids above 12 can come at the discretion of parents. Childcare can be provided upon request for a small donation.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

Come alone, bring a friend, bring your whole family for Friends Across the Board at Mosaic. This is a great way to get to know each other while having fun. Every 3rd Wednesday we will host a game night with:

• Board games for all ages

• Children’s gaming area

• Cards games

• Light snacks, occasional potlucks, random pizza nights - there will be food to eat.

• Bring your own games to share

• Learn new games

• Just come to talk and watch if you aren’t sure about playing.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Join us to demo and renovate our space for the coming coffee shop and our new programs. We have several areas you can help!

• Paint the fence

• Clean the patriot and church exterior

• Deep clean kids area

• Organized shared office space and storage

• Paint rainbows and protest signs

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

The fourth Wednesday of every month connect with us and let’s make some beautiful trouble. Each month we will learn how to peacefully resist. Each month we will cover new topics, meet people leading the community, and finds ways we can individually and as a group effect change. Some of the evenings will include:

• Protest Safety Training

• Public Speaking - tips from professionals

• Speakers from ACTIVIST groups in our area

• Hands on work like postcard parties, protest sign creation, and Get out the Vote Registrations.

This is for ages 13 and up. Childcare provided for a donation and reservation.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

The Tapestry is a chance to dive deeper into the scriptures with Pastor Kelley. Each week we will look at different themes from the Bible and how they developed through faith traditions. From angels and demons to rainbows and numbers, we will look at how they were understood in Ancient Israel and how they developed into the ideas we have today.

Our Spring Session begins in February and runs through May.

This is for ages 15 and up. Kids above 12 can come at the discretion of parents. Childcare can be provided upon request for a small donation.

Once a month, middle and high schoolers (ages 11–17) are invited to gather for pizza, community, and meaningful conversations about justice and how to show up for one another in the world, with time to eat and hang out, a fun icebreaker, a short “big idea” on topics like media literacy and understanding marginalized communities, small group discussion, and a creative activity or craft.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

The Tapestry is a chance to dive deeper into the scriptures with Pastor Kelley. Each week we will look at different themes from the Bible and how they developed through faith traditions. From angels and demons to rainbows and numbers, we will look at how they were understood in Ancient Israel and how they developed into the ideas we have today.

Our Spring Session begins in February and runs through May.

This is for ages 15 and up. Kids above 12 can come at the discretion of parents. Childcare can be provided upon request for a small donation.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.

This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.

Come alone, bring a friend, bring your whole family for Friends Across the Board at Mosaic. This is a great way to get to know each other while having fun. Every 3rd Wednesday we will host a game night with:

• Board games for all ages

• Children’s gaming area

• Cards games

• Light snacks, occasional potlucks, random pizza nights - there will be food to eat.

• Bring your own games to share

• Learn new games

• Just come to talk and watch if you aren’t sure about playing.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

12 sessions, with a break on Good Friday, April 3rd.
Facilitator- Paula Lowther, Nurse Practitioner

This is an inclusive group, open to all who have grieved for any kind of loss in your life. It may be the loss of a childhood, or a loved one.

To be human and to love is to make ourselves vulnerable to grief. It is a universal element of human nature.
We will discuss the nature of grief and the effects on our bodies. A guided meditation will be used each week, to assist with participants’ centering and grounding prior to the discussions.

We will talk about how death shapes the grief, the release of feelings and the release of the burden of guilt. We will honor our losses.

And, we will discuss what healing and integration can look like for individuals.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

The Tapestry is a chance to dive deeper into the scriptures with Pastor Kelley. Each week we will look at different themes from the Bible and how they developed through faith traditions. From angels and demons to rainbows and numbers, we will look at how they were understood in Ancient Israel and how they developed into the ideas we have today.

Our Spring Session begins in February and runs through May.

This is for ages 15 and up. Kids above 12 can come at the discretion of parents. Childcare can be provided upon request for a small donation.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

The Tapestry is a chance to dive deeper into the scriptures with Pastor Kelley. Each week we will look at different themes from the Bible and how they developed through faith traditions. From angels and demons to rainbows and numbers, we will look at how they were understood in Ancient Israel and how they developed into the ideas we have today.

Our Spring Session begins in February and runs through May.

This is for ages 15 and up. Kids above 12 can come at the discretion of parents. Childcare can be provided upon request for a small donation.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Come alone, bring a friend, bring your whole family for Friends Across the Board at Mosaic. This is a great way to get to know each other while having fun. Every 3rd Wednesday we will host a game night with:

• Board games for all ages

• Children’s gaming area

• Cards games

• Light snacks, occasional potlucks, random pizza nights - there will be food to eat.

• Bring your own games to share

• Learn new games

• Just come to talk and watch if you aren’t sure about playing.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Kids, this is your time to dance, play games, and have a pride party that is all your own!  Wear your rainbows and tell your parents to drop you off to dance the night away while they go do boring stuff.   Parents, please make sure each kid has a free ticket.  This will allow us to meet dietary needs, know who to call in an emergency, and make sure your kiddos night is amazing.  tickets will be available on May 15th and there is a limited number.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.

After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.

Childcare available.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.

Our monthly Mosaic Board meetings are open to the community.

This is the time to be a part of the work of our community. Your voice is integral to what we do and the board acts as a collector of the voices and needs of the people of Mosaic. Any major votes will be open to the community and a listening session will happen before any vote is taken.