Ice Skating Video

Mosaic Ice Skating!

First 10 people to get there get a discount!  $35 for 10 people.  

After that it is $5 per person.  (Bring at least $5 just in case!)

Ice Skate from 4 until 5:30pm.

Families welcome!  If anyone doesn't want to skate they are welcome to come hang out/take pictures/ watch little Zane so mommy and daddy could skate?! Any takers?  ;-)

BRING A FRIEND OR ALL YOUR FRIENDS!

At 5:30 Pile in our car (possibly another car or two?!) And head over to the Holland's house for some cookie decorating, carol singing, and poem reading.  Starting at 6pm until 8 ish.

What to bring:

• Long thick socks
• Jacket  (is cold at first until you start moving around!)
• Sugar Cookies
• Sprinkles (Decorate them at the Holland house, Hollands provide frosting)
• Bible

Testimonial!

We were thrilled when Ruth allowed God to speak through her.  She shared her testimony about how God has radically changed her life recently.  She has found a new freedom and was exuberant with sharing it with our group.  

 Thanks Ruth for being a light in this dark world!

It was also the last night for our intern Chris.  We will miss him and his great ideas.  But most of all we know that Christ radiates out of his life.  Although we wished he just stayed here, we are excited for him in his new stage of life, he will be a youth pastor in the states!

Signing Chris' Journal to say goodbye

Ruth Speaking Truth!

Hit home for many students.

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Thanks Mosaic Style

Our Mosaic Family had a thanksgiving feast.

The feast involved food (which mainly consisted of Turkey and desserts)- what youth love.

The feast involved getting in a circle of prayer and singing the Doxology.

The feast involved decorations.

The feast involved laughter.

The feast involved tin foil turkey competition.

The feast involved friends.

The feast involved guest speaker from Sri Lanka!

He is fleeing his country for reasons we can't put on here.  His testimony made many of us in the Mosaic realize we have a lot to be thankful for.  Family, safety, food, and a place to call home (even if it's temporary).

The feast involved prayer time for our friend from Sri Lanka. 

Overall this time was a blessing.  We are very thankful for our Mosaic group and what they are doing for the Lord.