Mosaic Birmingham

Last night we gathered for Ash Wednesday. As we enter into a season of Lent, Ash Wednesday reminds us all that we are not okay and are in need of a Savior.

ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICE tomorrow night 5:30pm at The Battery

At MOSAIC a huge part of our church is our Children’s Ministry. This group pictured is full of rockstars learning about our children’s curriculum! And shoutout to our Children’s Curator, JULIA LAYNE!!

COLLEGE DINNER tonight at The Millers at 6:30!! College students don’t miss out on great food and hanging out! DM for address!

SOUP AND SALAD SOCIAL tomorrow after service! Bring your favorite soup to share. We will provide the salad. We can’t wait to see you all there!

This morning Rachel Mason brought an amazing word reminding us all to leave margin for others and the work of the Lord. We looked at the story of Ruth and Boaz and how Boaz made room at his table for Ruth which ultimately showed her there was room for her at the table of God.
WHERE ARE YOU LEAVING MARGIN?

Today, in our morning prayer time, we spent time praying for our city. Specifically, the schools in our city and the greater Birmingham area, and the educators who work there (many of whom call Mosaic home). We also wanted to pray today for the kids and families of our city that too easily get left behind and forgotten. As a community we want to press a continued focus to seek the equality of all, as we recognize the good that has been done, we recognize the work still in front of us. As the people of God, the way we love and care for children and families in our midst matters. On a day like today, we are thankful for the work that MLK Jr. and so many others have done in our city of Birmingham and we pray that we could continue the hard work towards social justice. And may we ever embody what it means to ask that it be “In Bham as it is in Heaven!”

Today starts 21 DAYS OF PRAYER // this morning we looked at Genesis 18:1-8 and the hospitality of Abraham. By understanding and acknowledging what Jesus has done for us, we are able to offer that to other people so they can see Jesus in us. //
Details on 21 DAYS OF PRAYER to be added here and in Stories

May we be captivated by the wonder and beauty of Jesus Christ!

ATTENTION!!! We hope to see you at our Christmas Service tonight at 5:30pm. If you are coming, please bring some donations with you for our neighbors who will be staying in the Birmingham Warming Centers this weekend.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS for Friday night at 5:30pm to join us at Mosaic for our Christmas Service!

Our children are a huge part of the Advent season here at Mosaic. Each week they have had their own lessons and candles in their classes and TODAY they shared some Christmas songs with the us during service!

Join us tomorrow for the 4th week of ADVENT as we focus on LOVE. // 10am at The Battery

WEEK 3 of ADVENT we wear PINK for JOY (represented on the Advent wreath by the pink “Mary” candle)

ADVENT brings us back to repentance. It brings us back to the story of CHRIST.

ADVENT DAY ONE: Today we focus on hope and as believers we give ourselves to hope, which leads to joy. We are patient as we wait.
Let HOPE be what we are known for as we anticipate joy and the fullness of God and completion of what He l
has for us.
:11-14

To round out our Morgon and Abi share “We’re abundantly thankful for our church family at Mosaic, who have loved and supported us from the beginning. We’re also thankful for good friends, a warm house, and our sweet, beautiful Meryn.”
We’ve loved sharing some of our thankful statements leading up to Advent, starting TOMORROW!

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
"I will praise God’s name in song and glorify him with thanksgiving." Psalm 69:30

Mia Peterson shared, “I’m thankful for how easy it’s been to make Birmingham home!”
— at Mosaic we are so thankful for the city we all call home.

Joel and Courtney Hancock share, “We are thankful to be in community with people who are on the journey with us and for a church who accepts us for who we are.”

As we kick off Thanksgiving week we are sharing some thankfulness from Mosaic people! Rachel and Alex Mason when asked said “WE ARE THANKFUL FOR OUR SMALL GROUP.”
Small groups are an integral part of Mosaic ♥️

We are looking forward to gathering tomorrow to worship together, go to the table together; and continue our sermon series as we talk about The Beauty Behind Vulnerability. See you at 9:30a for prayer 10a for service!

OUR ANNUAL MOSAIC THANKSGIVING DINNER is this Thursday night. 11/17 at 6pm at The Battery. We can’t wait to see everyone there! *food sign-up link in bio

This morning we looked at this passage reminding us that the beauty behind hard times is that we experience God in a whole new way. // Daniel 3:17-18 NIV reads “If we are thrown into the blazing furnace, the God we serve is able to deliver us from it, and he will deliver us from Your Majesty’s hand. BUT EVEN IF HE DOES NOT, we want you to know, Your Majesty, that we will not serve your gods or worship the image of gold you have set up.”

We can’t wait to see everyone tomorrow as we gather for worship, at the table and continue in our series and dive deep into the topic of trauma. See you at 10am!

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR OUR THANKSGIVING DINNER! Thursday, NOVEMBER 17th at 6pm at The Battery. It’s a special time to gather around the table. Sign up (link in bio) for what you’ll bring!

Join us tomorrow as we worship together and talk about “The Beauty Behind GRIEF.” Our scripture is “I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”
‭‭John‬ ‭16‬:‭33‬ ‭NIV‬‬
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See you at 10am

CLEANING DAY!!! We’ve almost been at The Battery for 3 full years now (hard to believe!) and it’s time for a good deep clean of our space. SATURDAY MORNING AT 9am we will all meet and work on this together. OF COURSE, we will have good coffee, breakfast snacks, and maybe even some granola and yogurt for the “granola and yogurt folks”. SEE YOU SATURDAY!!!

This is Makayla - she’s a college student who comes to Mosaic. She describes our community as “authentic”. Makayla is pictured here in the Killough’s backyard - we are having our College Night there on Wednesday. RSVP to join on the app or the link in profile

We are excited to gather and worship together tomorrow morning. Our community relies on volunteers to love on and disciple our children - if this is a ministry you’d like to serve through, please sign up on the link in the profile or email Julia (our Mosaic Kids Curate)