Building Community:

Connecting People, Changing Lives | Mosaic United Methodist Church

History

On November 6, 2022, a group of United Methodists gathered together at the Cy-Hope Alamo for All Saints' Sunday. The next week, they worshipped again and it became clear that a new church had been formed. Those United Methodists were officially chartered as Mosaic United Methodist Church on May 21, 2023. Mosaic United Methodist Church has become a place that strives to connect all people to experience and respond to God’s unconditional love. It’s a place that values inspiring inclusion, cultivating authentic community, and joyfully serving with our neighbors. Mosaic’s membership has grown by over 20% in the last year, and Mosaic has created new thriving ministries for kids, students, their families, adults, and our surrounding community.

Future

The physical, spiritual, and fiscal growth at Mosaic in the last year inspired our leadership to start asking one question: What’s next? Over the last several months, our leadership has continued to press into that question and have co-created a vision for our future alongside the power of the Holy Spirit. On this page, you will find our vision for how to take the mission and values of Mosaic United Methodist Church and transition them to a new, permanent home.

Exploratory Committee

These Church members have been designated by the Mosaic UMC One Board and Church Council to help identify potential sites for a permanent home:
Rick Baker
Maureen Chavez
Amanda Crumine
Bill Denker
Kim Denney
Bill Douglas
Darin Johnson
Rhonda Lewis
Dianna Passmore
Connye Roberson
Tom Schulz
Shuler Sitsch
Robbie Swanson

“Friends, this is an exciting time at Mosaic United Methodist Church. It’s a joy to be your pastor and to get the privilege of helping us all lean into where God is calling us to go and who God is calling us to be. I ask that you consider supporting our Building Community campaign both with your continuous prayers and with your financial commitment. Let’s work together to be a church that includes, that creates community, and that serves others always. Thank you for your prayers and for your support!”

Shuler Sitsch, Mosaic UMC Pastor