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From Campus to Community: God is Moving in Fort Worth.

As we reflect on the month of April, we can’t help but feel an overwhelming sense of excitement and gratitude for what God is doing in and through Mosaic Church Fort Worth.

From the buzz of the Fall football season to the unfortunate loss in the National Championship game to the Spring basketball season that ended with a second-round loss, we can still say that excitement was in the air at TCU. But what’s even more exciting is the spiritual awakening that’s taking place on campus.

Spiritual Awakening in Fort Worth.

It’s been a fast and furious February filled with so many exciting updates.

We are happy to report that Texas Christian University (TCU) is back in session, and we are praying for a spiritual awakening on campus this semester.

The Opening of Doors, Hearts, and Miracles.

Hi everyone!

Can you believe we’re already at the end of February? Time really does fly by quickly! We hope that you’re doing well and that your year is off to a great start.

We kicked off 2023 joining over 450 churches in our global family of churches — Every Nation, to pray, fast, and consecrate ourselves to see God’s miraculous power be made known to the world in and through our lives.

What a remarkable week of miracles that were witnessed through our time of praying, fasting, and consecrating ourselves.

Be The Light.

Hi everyone!

As we reflect on the past six months, we are filled with gratitude for the amazing journey that we have been on.

We have successfully transitioned and settled in Fort Worth, formed new connections within the community and on the TCU campus, and laid the groundwork for the planting of Mosaic Church Fort Worth — with more to come in 2023.

Thanks to God’s grace, our family’s transition has been smoother than ever imagined.

We have seen God work in and through our family and our expanding Mosaic Church Fort Worth family, making each of us a shining light that draws others to Him.

In the spirit of shining light, we kick-started December by traveling to participate in the Winter KIDCON of our sending church, Mosaic Church Austin.

To Be, Or To Do, That Is The Question This Christmas.

Hi everyone!

November has come and gone, and in the twinkle of an eye now enters the festive Christmas decor of lights, garland, songs, and action!

But before we discuss Christmas and all that’s to arrive this Advent season — exciting news to share too, November not only marked gratitude for our family and Mosaic Church Fort Worth, but it was a month for all to simply learn to be in the presence of God.

When I think about what it means to “to be” in the presence of God, I can’t help but think of Hamlet’s soliloquy of “To Be, Or Not To Be, That Is The Question.” — all about life and death, and the fearful uncertainty of what comes after death, which is often a struggle during the holidays for many people and in general for a number of reasons outside of everyday life stresses and struggles.

Of course, I believe many people avoid or forgo such thoughts as they occupy their lives with all the people to see, places to be, and things to do as coping mechanisms.

But why? I mean, how does such a thing happen?

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