Announcements
Quick Look:
Sunday, 10/12, Bonus Points with Dr. Jen
Sunday, 10/19, Meeting after church for Children’s Ministry Team
Saturday, 10/25: Neighborhood event: Trunk or Treat
Saturday, 11/08: New Member Seminar
supporting one another through meals
We can tangibly express love to community members through providing meals in the midst of life change. We have done this as a church for community members in both good times and bad. Please consider signing up to support the Copper Family with the birth of their son - Desmond!
bonus points: caring for our neighbors with dr. Jen hathorn (sunday, 10/12)
Winter is coming and people who live outside are starting to move indoors! How do we at Mosaic prepare to welcome visitors experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity? Drawing from her experience working among these communities, Dr. Jen Hathorn will share practical insights on how Mosaic can talk to, share with, and care for our neighbors, followed by Q&A. Come join us after service from 12:15pm - 12:45pm on Oct 12 for another Bonus Points edition.
neighborhood event: trunk or treat (10/25)
We are excited to connect with one another and our neighbors for Trunk or Treat this year at Kenmont Pool Parking lot (2900 Faulkner Place) on Oct 25, 3-4.30pm. If you are interested in participating, whether it is trunk decorating, hosting an activity or donating candy, please touch the button below:
new member seminar - Saturday, 11/08
We invite you to join us for an upcoming membership seminar. This class is designed for accomplishing at least two things: (1) provide an overview of the basics of Christian faith and (2) discuss the vision and values of Mosaic Silver Spring.
Details:
Date: Saturday, 11/02/25
Time: 9:00am-12:30pm
Location: Conference Room, 33 University Blvd E, Silver Spring, MD 20901
In order to become a full member at Mosaic, this class is a requirement. However, attending the class does not obligate you in any way. Click the button below to attend.
Children’s ministry update: start of curriculum on the gospels
Last year we started using The Biggest Story Curriculum for our Children's Ministry. After spending a whole year in the Old Testament (Pentateuch & History), we are moving forward to the New Testament with Volume 4: Gospels.
The Old Testament story leaves the reader with a bleak picture: God's people are in exile after a long history of Israel being unfaithful to Yahweh despite being given many chances to repent and follow God. Now we come to the second half of the Bible, the New Testament. It represents a new covenant with God's people and the climax of the story that began in the garden. What we saw in shadow and symbols in the Old Testament, we will see in living color in the New Testament.
The word gospel means “good news.” The four Gospels in the New Testament tell the good news of Jesus’s birth, death, and resurrection. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are not four different stories, but four different angles on the central events of the Biggest Story. The four books differ in their style, in their emphases, and in their outlines, but not in the gospel they announce. Here we meet—in flesh and blood—the long-awaited Prophet, Priest, and King.
To find more information and resources about The Biggest Story Curriculum you can click here. For any questions, you can contact our Children's Ministry Director (Jeremy Tseng, jtseng31@gmail.com).
