Mosaic San Diego

I’ve been here a few times and have always enjoyed the worship, teachings and how friendly the church was. I haven’t been at their new location yet but will check it out in the next coming weeks.

Mosaic is my church home and has been for five years. It’s a place of LOVE, a nondenominational church filled with people who love Jesus and people searching for faith. All are welcome here, no matter where they are in their faith journey. Mosaic is mostly made up of young people in their 20s and 30s, but there’s plenty of love for more «mature» folks like me. There are many volunteer opportunities and a spirit of mission in much of what we do. The pastor preaches great sermons!

We moved across the country to San Diego and were looking for a church home. On the advice of my brother’s girlfriend we tried Mosaic. We were greeted right away to the children’s ministry area, and our girls were accepted with open arms by some sweet volunteers. The comforting, loving environment of the kids area was what initially hooked us in. We knew and felt our daughters were safe there, and bonus, they loved it!
We church hopped around a bit, because we wanted to give a bunch of churches ‘fair play’, but we kept coming back to Mosaic every time. We finally decided we wanted to really dig our feet in and call it ‘home’ back in April/​May of this year. We have been continually blessed by the messages on Sunday mornings, the community that really focuses on being together for more than just «church», and the way Mosaic chooses not to focus on nit-​picky doctrinal differences – but more the big picture. We really appreciate that.
This church definitely draws in a younger crowd, but the young-​families are now a booming and vibrant part. We feel really happy to have found this place.

Who new that Jesus was a «rocker»?! I always thought that Jesus was an «unplugged» type a guy. Mosaic, according their website, are a «community of followers of Jesus Christ» and their «name comes from… the diversity of our members.» Mosaic recently moved to a new location on 16^th St. Unfortunately, they’re not very Christian nor neighborly. For whatever reason, Mosaic finds it acceptable to blast rock music for hours in the morning and evening. Maybe Mosaic is unaware but there is a large residential community nearby and the residents would appreciate peace and quiet. This residential community is also comprised of a diverse group of individuals who have various work schedules and deserve a peaceful environment. For the life of me, I don’t understand what blaring rock music has to do with the teachings of Jesus Christ? Can’t the simple philosophies of Jesus Christ be conveyed through thoughtful sermons? Mosaic, open your eyes and realize that you’re part of a larger community and not some isolated Christian Coachella festival…