Activities

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.

This Sunday:
Join us for our Advent service on Sunday 7 December at 4pm in Hyndland Community Centre as we explore Rituals and Traditions, a warm and hope-filled reflection for the second week of Advent.

This sermon looks at the deep meaning behind the rituals we practise, both in everyday life and in the Christian story. Far from being empty habits, rituals steady us, shape us and open our eyes to the quiet ways God is at work. Through candles, readings, repeated prayers and shared practices, Advent teaches us how to wait with purpose, how to recognise hope as it grows and how to become people whose lives shine with the light of Christ.

The service will also include worship, prayer and fellowship, and all are very welcome.

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: TBD

Think 1970s disco music meets cooking and eating in the community.

House Groups meet in our members’ houses for prayer, bible study, sometimes food, or to enrich your fellowship however you like! If you are interested in joining a House Group, please talk to one of the leaders.

We value living out Jesus core teachings - the sermon on the mount. That is not possible without the spade work of the soul - contemplation, reflection and reconnecting to the deep tap roots of the faith. Think learning the ancient prayer methods of the Desert Fathers and Mothers,silent retreat in a Franciscan Frairy or time together in a far away nook somewhere in remote Scotland.

Join us at Cottiers pub, 15th November, 12 noon to discuss the first chapter of Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil for pub theology.