Liturgy creates the space for the communal act of remembering God’s story and for discovering (and remembering) our place in it. It provides a place for our listening, wrestling and responding to God.
Mosaic Liturgy
Welcome to Mosaic
off-the-wall but not off-the-shelf saints, unloved, unwashed, unwanted, unemployed misfits, mongrels and mad poet poets, prophets, and irreverent priests bad girls, rough boys, perpetual adolescents, and punk rockers orphaned and dispossessed. knights errant, rangers, ...
Theology of Liturgy
Since the first century followers of Christ have gathered together on the first day of the week for shared liturgy – a time set aside to celebrate the ...
The Lectionary and the Church Calendar
While Mosaic is rooted in the free-church tradition, we follow the Revised Common Lectionary. A lectionary is any collection of Scripture readings appointed for Christian or Jewish worship ...
The Practical Stuff
We’re fond of saying, “Tonight will look a little different from a regular liturgy”, which means that there a number of nights where we try to explore a ...