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06/19/2022 Newsletter

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Pray for One Another


To request prayer, email mosaicnazarene@gmail.com

or call/text (520) 709-0815


Our pastors, our board and their families


Mary Ann Watson and their family

Barb Gionfriddo's Aunt Joann

The Menkveld as they experience their sabbatical

Joe Watts

Talmas nephew, Renault Kay

The future of LoveWorks

Doretta Allison

Debbie Jones

Dee Jones

Barb Gionfriddo's Nephew, Brandon


The many unspoken requests


Make sure you're a part of our Facebook group to get prayer requests as they come in: https://www.facebook.com/groups/21109057279


 

Bible Reading Plan


Week 25

 

Verse of the Week


Click below to read the verse in context.

 

Coming Up...


Our Wednesday evening service, Refuel is on summer hiatus.









 

Nazarene News


Discipleship at the heart of New Mexico church plant

26:16 members hold their drive-thru prayer at the Community Prayer Tent

A church plant is growing in a small New Mexico community thanks in part to its discipleship efforts and community-centric focus.


Lead Pastor Tammie Summers began 26:16 Church of the Nazarene in Farmington, New Mexico, just a year and a half ago. The figures 26:16 refers to Acts 26:16, where the Lord commands Paul to get up and be a witness.

“Now get up and stand your feet,” the verse reads. “I have appeared to you to appoint you as a servant and as a witness of what you have seen and will see of me.”


Summers believes that the church should be about the community ministering to the community and that they are all called to be a witness like Paul.


“We seem to confine the church into the building when we’re not called to do that,” she said. “We are called to step outside of the building.”


When Summers started the church with six people, she confessed she wasn’t sure how God was going to use a church of that size.


As Summers implemented The Discipleship Place’s lay ministry courses for church members, she has seen God at work in helping them go out and do just that. Summers herself started taking The Discipleship Place’s coursework and went on to get a district license and become an ordained minister.


A man named Mark* who attends the church has gone through the courses and even enrolled in Nazarene Bible College for the coming year. He has begun ministering to people within a home complex for elderly and handicapped people.


“This small complex is actually starting to minister to each other,” Summers said. “It’s amazing what God is doing.”

A woman named Molly* is doing the same in her community and has begun the lay ministry course through The Discipleship Place.

In addition to those who have become intentional about ministering to their own communities, members started up a community prayer tent that holds “drive-thru prayer.”

Summers and the church aim to create small churches within their own neighborhoods. They believe it makes sense for their city and for the church that they want to be within their community. Even though 26:16 started with just six people, the church has quickly grown, in part because they have been intentional in walking alongside the people that they are ministering to.


“We always have to look at the grace of God, how He gave grace to us,” Summers said. “That same opportunity is right there with that person in front of you who may not know the Lord. But how can they come to know the Lord? It’s through us, it’s through discipling, and teaching the Word of God.”

*Full name omitted for privacy.


Daniel Sperry for Nazarene News 17 Jun 2022

 

Opportunities to Give and Serve


We are looking for helpers in the following areas. Please text the church phone at 520-709-0815 and we will get you set up!


⎆Mosaic Cleaning Team


⎆Soundbooth OR slide operator


⎆Children's Church helpers


Dear Church family,


As you probably know, the Loveworks building has sold and we don't yet have a new location. Many heartfelt thanks to all of those who helped in the cleaning out of the old facility. It was a daunting task made easier by all who helped. We are praying that God will lead the Loveworks ministry to a new location where we can continue to serve those in need. In the meantime, we will not accept donations as there is not enough storage to hold them. Continue to keep this ministry in prayer as we look for a new location.


Yours in Christ,

Barb Keeler

Contact Barbara Keeler: (520) 709-8925


 


You may always designate how you would like your offerings to be used for Mosaic Ministries besides our general fund. Here are some ministries in which you may want your offerings to go:


✎ LoveWorks ✎ Children's Ministry ✎ MOPs ✎ Prison Ministry

✎ Outreach ✎ Women's Ministry ✎ Facilities Upgrade Fund


 

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M O S A I C K I D S

This week's lesson is:

LIFE


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Humor... Kind of


We are trying to think cold thoughts...



 

Social Distancing Guidelines



Please practice social distancing on the church property as much as possible


Sanitizer and masks are available at the front table


If you feel sick or have a temperature, please stay home


Communion elements will be available on a table as you enter the church 


Offering will be taken as you exit the church after service 


Surfaces will be regularly cleaned and sanitized 


Thanks for respecting the guidelines and one another!


 


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