Led by: Nicole Hagerty (professional counselor)
Grief support is so important for anyone suffering through a loss. No one should grieve alone, even if the loss is just the loss of normal. 

In a season that is full of change and endings, we want to journey together to understand grief and support each other as we process our losses.

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Do the words money or budgeting strike fear in your soul or make you want to run away and hide? Learning guiding financial principles and implementing a budget doesn’t have to be torturous. In fact, it provides a pathway to freedom!

Whether you’re new to money basics or need a refresher, gain and implement practical tools in this no-shame environment. 

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The Mosaic family has the incredible opportunity to integrate the women and children of Shepherd’s Door into the life of our church during this season. Shepherd’s Door, a ministry of Portland Rescue Mission, is a one-year, Christ-centered, residential recovery community of about 35 women and 15 children (ages 10 and under). Through Shepherd’s Door, women and women with children who have suffered from homelessness, addiction, and other life traumas find refuge, restoration, and healing.

We dream of meaningful and encouraging relationships that breathe life into these women and children, as they experience transformation through Jesus and community.

Individuals, families, and House Gatherings are invited to join the Mosaic Virtual All-Church Worship Gathering at Shepherd’s Door and then participate in and/or facilitate small group discussions with the women of Shepherd’s Door as a House Gathering. Additional opportunities will exist to participate in the 9:30 am Mosaic Kids Sunday Story with families and provide kids programming throughout the morning.

For more information or to get involved, email Kim.

Wednesdays, January 6 – February 24
Hosted by Netie & Doug Diller | Zoom
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
$10 (scholarships available)

The journey toward racial unity is not an easy process. Diving into the unknown can be daunting and it takes courage to move toward what is uncomfortable. Many of us look around and see that our communities are more divided than ever. Things feel stuck, and we want to do something. We have read the Bible and we have prayed for unity. But how do we, as the Body of Christ, actually become one?

Be the Bridge 101 is an eight-week study for people wanting to pursue the conversation on race and racism with others who are following Jesus. Come with a willingness to engage with sometimes uncomfortable material on this life-changing topic and know that there will be grace-filled listening and learning. Our vision is to become more courageous and resilient disciples as we grapple with God’s vision for us within the church and within our city.

Sign-up HERE.

 

 

In a year that has been termed “unprecedented” and in a culture of extreme busyness, we need quiet — now more than ever. Silence and solitude are key disciplines of faith, allowing space to seek after Jesus and listen. Start the new year with a 24-hour Space for God Retreat aimed to help your heart, mind, and soul experience solitude, silence, and rest with Jesus.

Space is limited.