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One of the reasons Mosaic exists is to develop a community of believers and to unleash a movement in St. Louis that will change the city. 

Jesus calls His followers to be a compelling force for good in the world.  We believe that the church is at it's best when we're serving, sacrificing, loving and caring about the things God cares about.

Simply put, actions speak louder than words. 

Lately, I've been dreaming of ways to serve and make a difference in St. Louis.  We've been actively doing some things like co-sponsoring a Thanksgiving dinner for the homeless of St. Louis, (along with Lampstand Ministries, we served 110 people--it was cool) feeding parking meters that have expired, co-hosting a Christmas party in an apartment building, and we've hosted a couple of community art events down on Washington Avenue.

As a leader, I feel great about all of those things, but if we're going to truly unleash a movement and be a voice of hope for the city, there's something inside me that says we've got to do something more.

And that's where my dreams have focused.

How can Mosaic be a catalyst for good?  What can we do to be quickened from our limited dreams to take action and make a significant difference in St. Louis?   

One of my dreams for Mosaic is that we'll be a spark to ignite a movement that will move us out of the grandstands and onto the playing field to truly make an impact.

At Mosaic we talk a lot about how God takes the broken pieces of our lives and arranges them in such a way that we become part of something we could never be on our own.  I think that idea hits close to what we're talking about.  We've been created for something larger than ourselves.

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