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The gospel invites us to engage with our sin and suffering with daring honesty and defiant hope. It is there that Christ meets us with compassion instead of contempt and curiosity instead of condemnation.
At Mosaic, we believe every person is created for connection. God designed us, in His image, as relational souls—made to be seen, known, and deeply loved. Our hope is to cultivate a culture where we embody the presence of Christ to one another in such a way that we see and are seen, know and are known, love and are loved.
Care at Mosaic is biblically anchored, gospel-centered, clinically informed, and relationally oriented. We seek to care for the whole person—mind, heart, and body—honoring the depth and complexity of what it means to be human. We hold the local church in high esteem as the primary context for care, while also remaining humble about the limits of our competency.
Our three-tiered model of care reflects this conviction: (1) One Another Care, (2) Pastoral Care, and (3) Professional Care. One Another Care is the foundation—every believer, indwelt by the Spirit, practicing the 59 “one anothers” of Scripture. Pastoral Care provides spiritual guidance and presence for deeper struggles. Professional Care connects individuals to trusted mental health partners when specialized support is needed. Because care is deeply relational, we follow a care team approach—adding layers of support, not handing people off, as needs become more complex.
God created human beings as relational souls—designed for and defined by our relationships. True transformation happens when we are deeply seen and known in the context of loving connection with God and others. Flowing from this conviction, we offer Care Groups: relational spaces that facilitate healing through connection. These groups address a variety of experiences related to sin and suffering, each curated to foster deeper connection with God and one another.
The Care Class is an introduction to Mosaic’s trauma-informed, Christ-centered vision of care. The content of the class is designed for not only information, but formation, including both time for teaching and guided group discussion/scenarios.
DivorceCare is a safe, Christ-centered group where you can find support and healing after the pain of separation or divorce. Through teaching, discussion, and community, you’ll discover that you’re not alone and that hope is possible.
GriefShare offers comfort and community for those navigating the loss of a loved one. In this group, you’ll find space to grieve, tools for healing, and the gentle reminder that God is near to the brokenhearted.
Our Men’s Freedom Care Group provides a safe place for community, accountability, sobriety, and healing from unwanted sexual behavior. This group can provide the tools, accountability, and encouragement needed for long-term sexual integrity.
At Mosaic, we highly value the relational health of marriages. It is almost impossible to overstate the generational impact of marriages on a society, church or family. Unfortunately, on average it takes six years of struggle before a couple reaches out for help. We want to change that by creating a culture of intentionality, investment, and honesty in our marriages.
Launching in 2026, GraceMarriage is a proactive, grace-based approach to strengthening your marriage before crisis hits. Through regular gatherings, couples will invest in their relationship with intention—building connection, practicing healthy communication, and rooting their marriage in the love and grace of Christ.
Our premarital process is designed as an intentional, 10 week-long journey offered in Fall, Winter and Spring semesters. It is led by mentor couples who walk alongside engaged couples. Through bi-weekly conversations, prayer, and guided activities, couples explore topics like story, communication, conflict, and intimacy as the foundation for a Christ-centered marriage.
We are excited to partner with Grace Counseling Center in Orlando, FL. Grace Counseling offers distinctly Christian counseling at greatly reduced costs. They offer care both in person and virtually for individuals, couples, kids, teens, and families for various struggles including:
We provide home-cooked or delivered meals during times of need—whether after a birth, surgery, or other major life transition—offering tangible care and support.
The Mosaic Home Help Team aims to serve people from the Mosaic Church community by providing light to moderate handyman, electrical or plumbing assistance in cases where significant financial or physical limitations prevent requestor from otherwise obtaining or completing the services.
If you’re navigating grief, crisis, relational struggles, or spiritual questions, we are here to walk with you.
Contact us for more information regarding Mosaic Care
January 6, 2025 - December 28, 2026Every Monday
Our Men’s Recovery Group provides a safe place for community, sobriety, and healing. This is an ongoing weekly group. Registration is not required. If you have any questions, please email care@thisismosaic.org
Starting April 13, 2026Every 2nd Monday of the month
Marriage is God’s idea—a reflection of His love and plan for us. But let’s be real: life gets busy, and it’s easy to drift apart. Work stress, kids, and unspoken frustrations can quietly create distance.…
August 6, 2026 - April 15, 2027Every week on Thursdays
The Care Class is an introduction to Mosaic's trauma-informed, Christ-centered vision of care. The content of the class is designed for not only information, but formation, including both time for teaching and guided group discussion/scenarios.…