When God Left the Building

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“When God Left the Building” Review (extracted from: http://christianfilmcentral.com/?q=blog/When-God-Left-The-Building-Review):

Though the vast majority (77%) of Americans identify themselves as Christians, they have largely stopped attending church. LESS THAN 20% of the population now makes it to church in a typical week. Some 4000 churches are closing every year. It’s a major and unprecedented social upheaval.

The film follows a church that has seen its attendance plunge from 900 to 40. In addition to external cultural factors that affect all churches, this church is disintegrating from the inside from a variety of human storms. A pastor who doesn’t know who or what God is. Fights over petty things. A faction of angry ex-members that devises a plan to take over the church.

Throughout the story, cameras also visit other dying churches—as well as innovative new forms of church that are thriving. These range from a ministry in a Pennsylvania pub to an outreach in Los Angeles that brings joy to skid-row moms.

By the end of the film, viewers will experience hope and a refreshing glimpse into how faith may be pursued in the future.

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2015 Mission Strategies

CoffeFellowship of Mosaics 2015 Mission Strategies

1. Expanding community outreaching activities: through language classes (Korean, French, Russian and Japanese), Asian cooking classes, counseling classes and music classes (piano, keyboard, guitars, and drum) in Elk Grove, Midtown and Davis.

2. Forming a special task force team to start the “Mosaics Coffeehouse” ministry to be launched in Elk Grove, CA in 2015-2016: by initiating the partnerships with community organizations, Presbyterian and neighboring churches for effective fundraising.

3. Re-structuring the leadership team and worship team for the effective evangelism and formation of our fellowships in Elk Grove, Midtown and Davis: by starting small worship and fellowship (koinonia) in various locations (social hall, house, cafe, campus classes, camp ground, and park) with various guest artists to lead praising.

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