Welcome 

Welcome to Mosaic!

The purpose of Mosaic is to welcome all to experience the radical love of God as together we create a beautiful community of justice, compassion and faith. 

We are a widening circle of all nationalities, ethnicities and races, cultures, classes, ages, educational levels, families, marital statuses, gender identities and expressions, sexual orientations, abilities, faiths and religious heritages.

As Henri Nouwen wrote: "A mosaic consists of thousands of little stones. Some are blue, some are green, some are yellow, some are gold. When we bring our faces close to the mosaic, we can admire the beauty of each stone. But as we step back from it, we can see that all these little stones reveal to us a beautiful picture, telling a story none of these stones can tell by itself.

"That is what our life in community is about. Each of us is like a little stone, but together we reveal the face of God to the world. Nobody can say: 'I make God visible.' But others who see us together can say: 'They make God visible.' Community is where humility and glory touch." 

 

Announcements

  • WORSHIP WITH US!

    Our worship on Sundays is at 11 am in person or available on Facebook (facebook.com/mosaicokc) or YouTube (bit.ly/mosaicokcyoutube)

    Wednesdays nights at 6 pm we gather in person for "Space for Grace" which is also available on our Facebook page or on YouTube.

     

  • We celebrate....

    “We celebrate God’s gift of diversity and value the wholeness made possible in community equally shared and shepherded by all. We welcome and affirm people of every gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation, who are also of every age, race, ethnicity, physical and mental ability, level of education, and family structure, and of every economic, immigration, marital, and social status, and so much more. We acknowledge that we live in a world of profound social, economic, and political inequities. As followers of Jesus, we commit ourselves to the pursuit of justice and pledge to stand in solidarity with all who are marginalized and oppressed.”