PROVEN
Since 2004, Mosaix has inspired thousands of ministry leaders, assisted hundreds of local churches,
and scores of denominations, networks, Christian colleges, and nonprofits to pursue healthy, biblical inclusion.
HOW CAN WE HELP?
CONTEXTUAL COACHING
Start with a 30-day Package
What?
- Multiethnic Church Planting
- Homogeneous Church Transition
- Church Revitalization
How?
- 2 hours per week x 4-5 weeks
- Individual & group options
- Access to additional resources
Testimonial
"Having Mosaix walk alongside me through the tensions of planting a multiethnic church was invaluable!" Pastor Sonny Smith, Detroit Church
COHORT LEARNING
6- or 12-Months in Length
What?
- Consider the why, how, and what
- Learn to succinctly articulate for others
- Overcoming obstacles in your context
How?
- 4-7 from a denomination or network
- 3-hours monthly via Zoom
- 1 Learning Lab at a multiethnic church
Testimonial
"...church leaders in our districts were equipped to engage spiritual, social, and financial realities..." Dr. Stephanie Hand, UMC Western North Carolina Conference
FRACTIONAL LEADERSHIP
Contract a C-suite Practitioner
What?
- Cost effective onboarding
- Focused short-term engagement
- Immediate impact & results
How?
- 6-month initial contract
- Execution daily/weekly via Zoom
- 1-2x per month in person engagement
Testimonial
"...the benefit of guidance and direction to drive results for you without the risk, cost or ramp-up of a full-time hire.” Greg Smith, TechCXO
Credible
With more than 100 years of combined experience in the space, our team will help you work smart, avoid mistakes, and make measurable progress.
Practical
We’re not consultants: We’re practitioners daily engaged in our own local church contexts from which we discover promising practices and transferrable truths.
Results
Through the years we’ve developed products, tools & services designed to get beyond rhetoric to results, fear to faith, and turn dreams to reality.
DEFINITION OF A MULTIETHNIC CHURCH
A healthy multiethnic church is one in which people of diverse ethnic and economic backgrounds will themselves to:
Walk, work, and worship God together as one to advance a credible witness of God’s love for all people;
Recognize, renew, reconcile, and redeem broken relationships, both interpersonal and collective;
Establish equitable systems of responsible authority, leadership, governance, and accountability within the congregation;
Advocate and advance justice, mercy, and compassionate work in the community;
Embrace the tension of sound theological reflection and applicational relevance in an increasingly complex and intersectional society for the sake of the Gospel.