then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.

Man, without God’s forming and breath is just dust.  We can see men in our culture living lives that resemble the dust from which they came from more than the life they received from God.  Men are formless, dirty, walked on, and seeming to have no life.  Out of the Dust is a call for men to live the life that He has called you to and created you for.  We desire to see men challenged and for God to reach down into the dust of our lives and form us into the men he created us to be and breath into us again the life of His spirit.  We desire and long to see men rise up out of the dust and live as images bearers of Go–in their lives, marriages, families, churches, and work places.  We are longing to see men come Out of the Dust.

Registration/Ticketing Info

Because of the generosity of the partnering Churches, this event is free.  We are asking you to get a ticket because of the limited number of seats available.   You can reserve your tickets here: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/2850382571 

Conference Schedule:

Session #1
Who — Dr. Eric Mason
Topic — Manhood
When — Friday, March 9th
Time — 7 pm – 9 pm
Where — Life Connection Church

Session #2
Who — Dr. Eric Mason
Topic — Urban Leadership Development
When — Saturday, March 10th
Time — 9 am – Breakfast  |  9:30 am – 11:30 am – Session
Where — Life Connection Church

Guest Speaker: Dr. Eric Mason

Eric Mason resides in Philadelphia with His wife (Yvette) and two sons (Immanuel and Nehemiah). Dr. Mason is the founder and lead pastor of Epiphany Fellowship in Philadelphia, PA.  In addition to his role at Epiphany Fellowship, he serves as President of Thriving– a ministry dedicated to aiding ethnic minorities to be resourced and trained for ministry to the urban context. He has also contributed to multiple publications in service to the body of Christ.

Dr. Mason is known for articulating and proclaiming the Gospel with clarity, passion, and authority at churches and conferences nationally. Dr. Mason received his Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary (ThM 2000) as well as a Doctorate degree from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (DMin, May 2007).

Partnering Churches & Ministries:

Redemption Church, Kineo Church, Roosevelt Community Church, Remnant Church, Mosaic Community Church, Missio Dei Communities and the Surge Network

We desire that like God’s mosaic, our church would be culturally diverse with an emphasis on the transformation of peoples lives through the teachings of Jesus! And that God’s glory would shine through us to the city of Peoria and the Phoenix metro area!

Currently, we are meeting at Cheyenne Elementary School (11806 N. 87th Ave.) on Sundays at 10am.  For more information you can contact us at info@mosaicarizona.org

Find out Who We Are, What We Believe and get plugged in to a Mosaic Community.

Community Groups – Meet every other week around the valley! (for more info look under the “join a community group tab”)

At Mosaic, it is our desire to live this out practically. Rather than treating missions as an event, we recognize our duty to be lifelong purveyors of the Gospel who seek to engage others and deliver the message of Salvation and Reconciliation (2 Cor. 5:20) found only in Christ.

This means connecting with our friends, neighbors, coworkers, our fellow countrymen, communities with different cultures, as well as physically traveling to the farthest corners of the world.  Our lives have been transformed by the Gospel and we cannot help but express this transformation to everyone, daily.

Visit our sermon archives

colin & brie landis
Peoria (75th & utopia)
Thursday @ 6:30pm
info@mosaicarizona.org

russell & susan baca
Phoenix (Maryvale)
Thursday @ 6:30pm
info@mosaicarizona.org

justin & stephany southwick
Phoenix (43rd & cactus)
Wednesday @ 6:30pm
info@mosaicarizona.org

Find out why we think community groups are so important at Mosaic HERE!

Nursery (0-18 months)

Totally Toddlers (18 months – preschool)

Elementary (Kindergarten – 1st grade) and (2nd – 5th grade)
At Mosaic we have developed an elementary-aged discipleship program which enables kids to form a sense of community, build a closer relationship with God through prayer, Bible study, and worship.

If you have questions or would like to volunteer in children’s ministry please email kids@mosaicarizona.org

* Mosaic wants to keep your child healthy as much as you do. Because of this we cannot accept children that are sick into class. If your child has a runny nose, a cold less than a week old, diarrhea, cough, rash, or any other illness, we request that you not place your child in the Children’s Ministry until they are not at risk of exposing other children to illness. This will help us keep our Children’s Ministry a fun, safe and healthy place to worship.

Once you have signed up for an account, log-in and visit www.twitter.com/mosaicarizona. Once you are on our page, click the “Follow” button that appears underneath the square logo icon in the upper left corner of the page. This will set you up to receive the updates that we post to the @mosaicarizona account. The updates will appear on your account page or you can set your account up to notify you through text messaging.

Community Groups are the heart of Mosaic Community Church. We get together weekly to learn more about Jesus and then put His teachings into practice in gospel-centered community on mission.

A Community Group is a group of people who are part of God’s family on mission, sent to serve the world and continually learn to walk in His ways.

God is on a mission to reconcile all things to Himself through the person and work of Jesus Christ. God’s primary way of accomplishing this mission is the Church. The Church is the family of God, called together to Himself and sent out on His mission. Community Groups are the primary way Mosaic mobilizes people together on mission, connecting people to caring community.

Community Groups are where we build community, facilitate mission and train disciples to understand and apply the Gospel to all of life. Community Groups actively engage their surrounding communities, their families, neighborhoods and workplaces. This engagement provides opportunities to proclaim and demonstrate the Gospel while also providing the context to grow closer in community.

Each group centers on a mission to make a difference in our community because of what Jesus has already done. We meet weekly for fellowship, study and equipping and we actively strive for concrete ways to serve and bless our community.