A Church for Everyone
Mosaic is a gathering of Jesus followers who aspire to promote justice, embrace mercy, and tread humbly. A haven for the un-churched, the Wanderers, and above all, the disregarded.
We seek for everyone to discover a warm embrace and a place to feel accepted and nurtured. Establishing community and family cannot be achieved in just a couple of hours on Sunday, so we intertwine our lives and goals with God throughout the week.
Delve into the insights of theologians like Moltmann or Heschel while sharing a pint; join us in our homes for a leisurely meal followed by activities ranging from prayer, Bible study, or devising spontaneous or intentional acts of love. Join us in our community meal in Maryhill, guerilla gardening or act of direct action.
Our worship on Sunday is as varied as we are: you will find Franciscan liturgy, psalm singing, chant and occasional banjo or spirituals.
Our theology is a generous orthodoxy married to how we live our lives. We want to live well, in love, before God, with each other, and to encourage you to live likewise.
26 July, 2:00pm
Hyndland Community Hall, Novar Drive G12 9RU
From seven minute preach offs - to table discussion and a healthy dose of heckling - we are a people who love to openly wrestle with the text. Sundays are where we each share, confess our sins and hurts, building this body and each other up in love. From love feasts to a cappella worship, we gather with Christ as our centre and delve the depths of what it means to love and follow him as a people.
Join us for our weekly service at 2:00pm on Sunday 26 July for a Pilgrimage from Hyndland Community Centre to Govan Stones.
We will be leaving from Hyndland Community Centre at 2pm.
On the way we will be engaging with some contemplative practises.
The church site at Govan appears to have been a place of Christian worship from around AD 500, possibly associated with St Constantine. Archaeological evidence shows Christian burials from the fifth or sixth century, before St Columba arrived on Iona.
The church has been rebuilt several times, but worship continued on the same ground for fifteen centuries. George MacLeod, founder of the Iona Community, served here and found inspiration in Govan's ancient Christian heritage before restoring Iona Abbey in the 1930s
7.30pm on Friday 22 May
Drygate Brewery
Every few weeks Mosaic gets together at Drygate Brewery on a Friday night to discuss a topic of interest to the community while enjoying a pint and (optional) cigar. Past topics have included Revolution, Reformation 2.0, Pagan spirituality, Heaven and Hell, why be a Christian, Biblical Marriage and many others!
Next topic: What is sin? Is sin a fixed truth handed down through Scripture, or a concept that changes with culture and context? Where does it come from, why does God allow it, and does it still make sense today? Come and wrestle with one of Christianity’s most contested ideas.
Every Wednesday at 6:30pm
Glenavon Community Space - 29 Glenavon Rd
Think 1970s disco music meets cooking and eating in the community.
© 2023 Mosaic Community Church
Generated on Thursday, July 13, 2023