Mosaics was granted this certificate, officially designating it as a Matthew 25 ministry, on September 11, 2023.

Mosaics Mid-Autumn Festival in Davis

When: Saturday, September 30, 2023, from 2 pm to 8:30 pm

Where: 2nd Floor of Phoenix Hall, Davis Community Church

What:

• Dumpling Making Class starting from 2 pm
• Moon Cake Making Class starting from 3 pm
• Special Dinner Feast at 6 pm
• Karaoke Night from 7 pm

Please invite your friends and family to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival! For more information, please contact Dr. Stephen Moon at 916-217-5470. Thank you! <3 #mosaics

Blessed Are The Peacemakers: Supporting Natalie’s Corner

Join our cause in raising vital construction funds for Natalie’s Corner, a captivating and interactive water feature (splash pad) alongside a communal space within Central Park. This remarkable space is designed to honor the memory of Peace Officer Natalie Corona, who tragically lost her life in the line of duty at just 22 years old while serving with the Davis Police Department in 2019.

We extend a warm invitation for you to attend a significant fund-raising dinner taking place on Saturday, September 16th, starting at 5 pm. The venue is the Fellowship Hall at DCC. Your generous contribution of $50 is suggested to support this cause. Collaborating with DCC in hosting this event are Intercultural Mosaics and Scout Troops 111 and 1625, who were present on our premises during that fateful night.

Anticipate an evening of delightful experiences, including a culinary journey with delectable Korean cuisine meticulously prepared by Grace Moon and her associates. The ambiance will be further enriched by the smooth jazz tunes of Yolo Hot Club. An engaging silent auction awaits, offering unique items, and you’ll have the chance to convey a message of solace to Natalie’s family.

To donate, bring or mail a check to 412 C St. Davis, CA 95616, give at: https://www.facebook.com/donate/788399586621202 -or- give online at https://dccpres.org/give, select Give to a Specific Fund, select Special Donation, mention Natalie’s Corner in the notes.

For further insights into this noteworthy project, please visit: https://www.cityofdavis.org/city-hall/parks-and-community-services/current-improvement-projects/central-park-water-feature. Your involvement will make a meaningful impact in creating a space that commemorates a brave soul while fostering unity and joy within our community.

SATURDAY SCHEDULE:
• 10:00 AM-5:00 PM: Mosaics prepares meals at Fellowship Hall kitchen
• 2:00 PM: Scouts arrange tables and chairs. Mosaics decorates table
• 5:00 PM: Registration and Name tag distribution. Enjoy refreshments and appetizers. Commence silent auctions
• 5:30 PM: Cheryl’s warm welcome. Introduction to the silent auction and an opportunity to leave a message for Natalie’s family. Stephen leads a prayer and provides instructions
• 5:45 PM: Initiate the serving of Korean Traditional Cuisine (buffet style)
• 6:00-7:00 PM: Musical entertainment
• 6:30 PM: Commence dessert service
• 7:00 PM: Conclude silent auction. Scouts share memories of Natalie. Stephen introduces Mosaics and leads a tribute to Natalie
• 7:30-9:30 PM: Scouts tidy up by clearing tables and chairs, returning tablecloths and dishes to the kitchen, and managing trash. Mosaics team handles dishwashing and cleans the kitchen area.

Thank you for your support!

Embracing the Future: The Importance of Digital Media Evangelism for the Church

In an age where the rhythm of technological advancement pulses through the veins of society, the church finds itself at a pivotal juncture. The beckoning call of the Great Commission echoes against the backdrop of digital connectivity, inviting us to harness the power of digital media as a vessel for spreading the timeless message of Christ. As we peer into the horizon of tomorrow, it becomes imperative for the church to grasp the significance of embracing digital platforms as conduits for divine transformation. Let us embark on a journey through the corridors of Scripture and contemporary relevance as we explore the profound importance of digital media evangelism for the future of the church.

Reaching the Unreached:

Within the sacred pages of Matthew 28:19-20, we uncover the timeless directive of our Savior: “Go and make disciples of all nations.” This divine mandate transcends geographical barriers, beckoning us to extend the reach of the gospel to the farthest corners of the earth. Digital media emerges as a modern-day chariot, carrying the message of salvation across virtual landscapes. Through the avenues of social media, websites, podcasts, and online communities, the church embarks on a global pilgrimage, extending the invitation of redemption to souls yearning for hope.

Engaging the Digital Generation:

In the bustling thoroughfares of the digital domain, we encounter a generation whose pulse beats in synchrony with the rhythm of digital waves. The younger segments of society do not merely inhabit this digital landscape; they shape it and safeguard its boundaries. To connect with them, we must first meet them on their terms. 1 Corinthians 9:22b urges us to adapt to diverse contexts, ensuring that through any possible means, some may find salvation.

I have become all things to all men, that I may by all means save some. – 1 Cor. 9:22b

Thus, we harness the potential of digital media to craft narratives that resonate with the queries, challenges, and aspirations of today’s youth. Through authentic engagement and relevant content, we bridge the digital gap, leading souls into transformative encounters with the living Christ.

Building Authentic Community:

As we navigate the vast digital landscape, it is crucial to uphold the core essence of our faith: community. Acts 2:42-47 beautifully illustrates the unity of the early church, bonded by dedication, fellowship, and prayer. In this digital era, this sacred bond transcends physical limitations, manifesting in online forums, virtual gatherings, and digital discipleship. Through the pixels of our screens, we discover kindred souls, companions on the journey of faith. Together, we share our stories, bear one another’s burdens, and lift our voices in collective praise to the Almighty.

Innovating for Impact:

As trailblazers in the digital frontier, we are summoned to emulate the boldness and creativity of those who have gone before us. Colossians 4:5-6 encourages us to navigate the world with wisdom, seizing each opportunity to share the gospel. In this era of rapid advancement, the church must not succumb to fear but instead, surge forward with courage and ingenuity. Let us wield the power of digital media as a canvas for creativity, a platform for collaboration, and a conduit for transformation. With hearts ablaze with the fire of the Holy Spirit, let us blaze trails of innovation, illuminating the digital landscape with the radiant light of Christ’s love.

Scriptural Enlightenment:

In the sacred verses of Luke 12:3, we find a poignant reminder of the far-reaching impact of our words and deeds, both in the digital realm and beyond. Each interaction within the vast expanse of cyberspace possesses the potential to echo throughout the corners of the earth, touching hearts and minds in ways we may never fully comprehend.

Therefore whatever you have said in the darkness will be heard in the light. What you have spoken in the ear in the inner rooms will be proclaimed on the housetops. – Luke 12:3

Moreover, when we gaze upon the majestic verses of Psalms 19:1-6, we are enraptured by the splendor of God’s creation, a testimony that speaks of the God’s presence and infinite attributes to all humanity. As we immerse ourselves in the realm of digital media evangelism, let us remain mindful that we are not merely engaging with technology but participating in a cosmic symphony of praise to our Creator. Through the innovative use of technology, let us amplify the timeless truths and beauty of Divine Word to a world thirsting for hope and redemption.

As we stand at the threshold of this digital frontier, let us do so with hearts surrendered to the divine call. In the vast expanse of cyberspace, every message, every image, every interaction carries the potential for eternal significance. Let us, therefore, wield this digital arsenal with humility, wisdom, and unwavering dedication. Together, as one body united in Christ, let us march forward with faith, courage, and unyielding resolve. For in embracing the transformative potential of digital media evangelism, we embark on a sacred pilgrimage to spread the gospel to the ends of the earth. Amen.

In the age of the 5th Industrial Revolution, the world is witnessing a remarkable transformation in numerous sectors of society due to the convergence of advanced technologies, notably artificial intelligence (AI). While AI has made significant strides in fields like healthcare, finance, and manufacturing, its capacity to revolutionize religious institutions, especially churches, is frequently disregarded. Incorporating AI into the everyday functioning of churches holds tremendous potential to bolster community involvement, streamline administrative duties, and offer tailored spiritual encounters. This piece delves into the prospects and advantages of harnessing AI within churches, unlocking their potential amidst the 5th Industrial Revolution.

1. Intelligent Community Engagement

AI-powered systems can enable churches to connect with their communities in more meaningful and efficient ways. Chatbots and virtual assistants can be deployed to address common queries, offer guidance on events and services, and provide a personalized spiritual experience. Through natural language processing, these AI tools can engage in interactive conversations, assisting individuals in their spiritual journeys, and fostering a sense of belonging within the congregation.

Additionally, AI algorithms can analyze social media data, tracking sentiments and trends, to help churches understand the needs and preferences of their communities better. This information can inform decisions about sermon topics, community programs, and outreach efforts, resulting in a more targeted and impactful engagement with the congregation.

2. Streamlining Administrative Tasks

Churches often face administrative burdens, such as managing memberships, organizing events, and handling finances. AI can automate and streamline these tasks, freeing up valuable time and resources for church staff and volunteers to focus on more meaningful activities.

For instance, AI-powered systems can automate the process of membership management, tracking attendance, sending reminders, and updating contact information. This enables churches to maintain accurate records and facilitate effective communication with members.

Moreover, AI algorithms can assist in event planning, suggesting optimal dates, venues, and logistics based on historical data and external factors. Additionally, AI can manage finances by automating tasks such as donation tracking, budgeting, and expense management, ensuring transparency and accountability.

3. Personalized Spiritual Experiences

AI has the potential to deliver personalized spiritual experiences, tailoring religious content to the unique needs and interests of individuals. By analyzing data about a person’s preferences, spiritual practices, and past interactions, AI algorithms can recommend relevant sermons, devotional materials, and prayer resources. These personalized recommendations can help individuals deepen their spiritual journey and engage with their faith more effectively.

Furthermore, AI can facilitate virtual spiritual guidance by leveraging natural language processing and sentiment analysis. Individuals can engage in virtual conversations with AI-powered spiritual advisors, discussing their concerns, seeking guidance, and receiving support anytime and anywhere. While AI can never replace human spiritual leaders, it can supplement their efforts and expand access to spiritual guidance for those who may not have immediate access to a physical church community.

4. Enhanced Accessibility and Inclusivity

In the 5th Industrial Revolution, AI can contribute to making churches more accessible and inclusive for all individuals. AI-powered transcription and translation services can provide real-time subtitles and translations during sermons and religious services, ensuring that individuals with hearing impairments or language barriers can fully participate. Furthermore, AI can enable virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR) experiences, allowing individuals to virtually attend church services and participate in rituals, regardless of their physical location or mobility limitations.

5. Ethical Considerations and Human Oversight

While the integration of AI in churches brings numerous benefits, ethical considerations and human oversight are paramount. Churches must ensure that AI systems uphold ethical values, respect privacy, and maintain trust. It is crucial to establish transparent guidelines and oversight mechanisms to prevent potential biases, safeguard user data, and uphold the sanctity of spiritual experiences.

In conclusion, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into churches during the 5th Industrial Revolution offers immense potential. By leveraging AI, churches can enhance community engagement, streamline administrative tasks, and provide personalized spiritual experiences.

However, it is important for churches to address ethical considerations and ensure human oversight in the use of AI. Establishing transparent guidelines, safeguarding user data, and upholding ethical values are crucial to maintaining trust and respecting privacy within the congregation.

In embracing the 5th Industrial Revolution, churches have the opportunity to leverage AI to strengthen their communities, deepen spiritual experiences, and foster inclusivity. By embracing these technological advancements while upholding ethical standards, churches can remain relevant in a rapidly evolving world, unlocking the true potential of AI for the betterment of their congregations.

The shifting paradigms present a unique opportunity for declining churches to reimagine their path and experience a revitalization. By acknowledging the need for adaptation and embracing innovative strategies, declining churches can regain their relevance in a rapidly changing society and reconnect with their communities.

To begin the process of revitalization, declining churches must first recognize the evolving spiritual needs and preferences of their congregations. Traditional methods that were once effective may no longer resonate with younger generations or address the diverse needs of a changing demographic. Therefore, it is crucial to engage in open dialogues with community members, actively listen to their aspirations and concerns, and genuinely seek their input.

With this understanding in place, declining churches can explore alternative approaches to connect with and serve their communities. Embracing technology becomes essential in reaching a broader audience. Through live streaming services, podcasts, and active engagement on social media platforms, churches can transcend geographical limitations and engage individuals who may not be able to physically attend services.

In addition to leveraging digital tools, declining churches can breathe new life into their worship experiences by incorporating diverse and inclusive elements. This could mean embracing different styles of music, incorporating multi-lingual or multicultural aspects, or creating interactive and participatory formats that encourage congregants to actively engage with their faith journey. By cultivating an atmosphere that resonates with the broader community, declining churches can attract new members and reignite the passion of existing ones.

“To the weak I became weak, to win the weak. I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some.” – 1 Corinthians 9:22

Collaboration and partnership are vital for the revitalization of declining churches. By forging connections with other community organizations, churches can extend their reach and impact beyond traditional boundaries. Collaborative initiatives for social justice, environmental stewardship, or community development not only enhance the church’s influence but also create opportunities for shared resources and collective growth.

Empowering their members and cultivating leadership are also essential steps for declining churches. By nurturing a culture of innovation, creativity, and adaptability, churches can tap into the diverse talents and passions within their congregations. Encouraging active participation in decision-making processes and providing platforms for unique contributions can foster a sense of ownership and commitment among members.

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” – 1 Peter 4:10

Learning from successful examples of revitalization, both within their own religious traditions and from other denominations, can provide valuable insights for declining churches. Exploring case studies, attending conferences, and engaging in dialogue with thriving churches can inspire new ideas and practical strategies for transformation.

Lastly, expanding beyond the physical boundaries of the church building can help declining churches attract individuals seeking more than traditional religious experiences. By offering programs that address the broader needs of their communities, such as counseling services, support groups, educational initiatives, and outreach activities, churches can position themselves as centers of holistic development. This holistic approach can create a meaningful and relevant presence in the lives of people, fostering spiritual growth and well-being.

In conclusion, declining churches have the opportunity to embark on a transformative journey by adapting to the shifting paradigms. By embracing innovation, engaging communities, fostering collaboration, empowering members, and adopting a holistic approach, declining churches can revitalize their purpose and regain relevance. With a spirit of openness, willingness to evolve, and a focus on meeting evolving spiritual needs, declining churches can embrace a brighter future and reconnect with individuals seeking spiritual fulfillment and connection.

Mosaics 2023 Summer-Fall Class Schedule, effective from June 9, 2023 to November 23, 2023

In-person gatherings on Saturdays at the Phoenix Hall, DCC:

• 4 pm: Beginning Spanish (North Room, Viviana & Diana)
• 4 pm: Beginning & Intermediate Korean (Youth Room, Stephen)
• 4 pm : Acoustic Guitar (Music Room, Chad)
• 5 pm : Singing (Music Room, Kuldip)
• 5 pm: Learning Spanish Using Song Lyrics (North Room, Phillip)
• 5 pm: Beginning French (North Room, Seth)
• 5 pm: Beginning Mandarin Chinese (Youth Room, Shoui)
• 6 pm: Intercultural Dinner Fellowship (Youth & North Rooms)
• 7 pm: Watercolor Art & Design (Youth Room, Zhannur)
• 7 pm: Tai Chi or Drum Circle Group (North Room, Daniel & Mehdi)
• 7 pm: English Learners Group (Library, Chad & Linda)

Zoom gatherings on 2nd & 4th Fridays: https://zoom.us/j/589676463

• 3 pm: Beginning Korean (Stephen)
• 4 pm: Advanced Korean (Stephen)
• 5 pm: Intermediate Conversational Mandarin Chinese (Allie)
• 6 pm: Intermediate Conversational Japanese (Mutsumi)
• 7 pm: Beginning Chinese (Yuhan)
• 8 pm: Bible Study & Meditation Group (Stephen)

Mosaics Small Group Fellowship on Weekday or Sunday:

• 5 pm to 9 pm: Cooking, Karaoke, Games, Meditation, etc. at various locations (to be announced)

Mosaics Intercultural Events:

• Mosaics Harvest Festival at Fellowship Hall on Saturday, Oct. 28
• Mosaics Thanksgiving Feast & Talent Contest on Saturday, Nov. 18
• Pre-Christmas Party at Fellowship Hall on Saturday, Dec. 16 – tentative

Note:

No gatherings on July 29 (Outdoor Photography with Mini Hike), Sept. 2 (Labor Day), Nov. 24-25 (Thanksgiving Day), Dec. 30 (New Year’s Day).

Starting from Dec. 2, 2023, until March 23, 2024, all classes will be conducted via Zoom to minimize the spread of winter diseases during the COVID, Flu & Cold season.

For further information, kindly reach out to Dr. Stephen Moon at 916-217-5470 (cell) or via email at catalyst@nextg.org. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Thank you!

As we gather together, I would like to speak about a topic that holds great significance to God: hospitality. This virtue has been a part of human practice since the beginning of time and is one that the Church must not disregard.

The act of hospitality is prevalent throughout the Bible, and Jesus is a prime example of demonstrating it. His hospitality was founded in his profound love for all individuals, irrespective of their social status or situation. In this discourse, we will delve into the concept of Jesus’ hospitality through the lens of his radical love, comprehend its implications for us, and examine how we can incorporate it into our everyday lives.

Jesus’ Hospitality: Core of the Gospel

Jesus’ hospitality was revolutionary, transcending cultural boundaries and societal norms. This act challenges the status quo and calls for a counter-cultural approach. It involves extending kindness and embracing diversity, reaching out to those who are different from us. Jesus welcomed outcasts, sinners, and tax collectors to his inner circle, demonstrating the inclusive nature of his love. He calls us to follow his example, practicing hospitality with radical love.

Matthew 25:35 says, “For I was hungry, and you gave me food; I was thirsty, and you gave me drink; I was a stranger, and you took me in.” Jesus tells us that when we serve others, we serve Him (Matthew 25:31-43). We are called to provide food to the hungry, drink to the thirsty, and a home to the stranger. When we extend hospitality to those who are different from us, we create a safe and welcoming space where people can experience the love of Christ and be drawn closer to Him. This means intentionally breaking down barriers that may exist between different groups of people, actively seeking out those who are on the edges of society, and making them feel welcome.

Creating an environment that is safe and welcoming for all requires us to be intentional about our language, communication, and behavior. We should strive to create spaces where people can come together, share their stories, and experiences without judgment. Practicing hospitality and radical love creates opportunities to share the gospel with others, as demonstrated in Acts 2:42-47. By inviting people into our homes, sharing meals, and providing a space where they can experience the love of Christ, we can lead them to salvation.

Being willing to serve others is another way to practice hospitality and radical love. It requires putting others before ourselves, laying down our own desires for the good of others. This means being willing to sacrifice our time, resources, and even our own comfort for the sake of others.

In the 21st century, we have access to many resources to practice hospitality, including social media and online giving. However, we must remember that hospitality is not just programs or initiatives but the very heart of the gospel. As followers of Christ, we are called to love one another as He has loved us, showing hospitality to strangers and caring for those in need. When we practice hospitality and radical love, we live out our faith in tangible ways, making the love of Christ visible to the world.

Biblical Passages about Hospitality

The Bible speaks to us clearly about hospitality and its importance, and I want to share with you ten passages to encourage us to practice hospitality in our time.

1. Hospitality is an expression of love (1 Peter 4:8-9). When we show hospitality, we are demonstrating love to our fellow believers and even to those who are not believers. It is a way of showing care and concern for their needs.

2. Hospitality is a command from God (Romans 12:13). As Christians, we are called to be hospitable. It is not an option, but a command from our Lord. In Romans 12:13, Paul instructs us to “practice hospitality.” This commandment shows us that hospitality is not just something we do when we feel like it, but it is a priority for every follower of Christ.

3. Hospitality is an opportunity to serve others, especially strangers or those in need (Hebrews 13:2). When we open our homes and our hearts to others, we are creating a warm and inviting atmosphere where people feel valued and accepted. The Scriptures says, “Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.”

4. Hospitality is a way to show God’s grace (Luke 14:12-14). Jesus tells us to invite those who cannot repay us. When we show hospitality to those who cannot repay us, we are showing them God’s grace.

5. Hospitality is a way to share the gospel (Romans 10:14-15). When we welcome others into our homes, we have the opportunity to share the gospel with them. We can demonstrate our faith through our actions, and show them the love of Christ in a tangible way.

6. Hospitality is a way to practice generosity (2 Corinthians 9:7). When we practice hospitality, we are sharing our resources with others. We are giving of ourselves, and showing generosity to those around us.

7. Hospitality is a way to build relationships (Proverbs 18:24). When we open our homes to others, we have the opportunity to build strong relationships. We can share our lives with them, and create a community of love and support.

8. Hospitality is a way to be a witness to the world (John 13:34-35). Jesus tells His disciples that they will be known for their love for one another. When we practice hospitality, we are demonstrating our love for each other and for those around us. We are being a witness to the world of the transformative power of love.

9. Hospitality is a way to create a welcoming community (Acts 2:42-47). In this passage, we see the early Church practicing hospitality by sharing meals and resources with each other. They create a community of love and support, and many are added to their number as a result. Hospitality creates diversity.

10. Hospitality is a way to honor God (Hebrews 13:16). When we show hospitality, we are demonstrating our love for God. We are using the gifts and resources that He has given us to serve others and to bring glory to His name.

How Inherited Churches can Practice Hospitality?

Here are 5 practical suggestions:

1. Lead by example: As leaders, we must model hospitality and radical love in our own lives. When we practice what we preach, others will be more likely to follow.

2. Preach on hospitality: Educate the congregation on the significance of hospitality and radical love through sermons. Share biblical examples and provide practical suggestions for practicing hospitality in our daily lives.

3. Create opportunities for fellowship: Plan events and activities that bring people together and create a space for hospitality. Encourage people to invite their friends and neighbors to these events.

4. Start small: Hospitality doesn’t have to be a big production. Start small by inviting a few people over for dinner or offering to help someone in need. Small acts of kindness can make a big impact.

5. Be intentional: Look for opportunities to practice hospitality in your daily life. Whether it’s inviting a coworker to lunch or welcoming a new family to church, be intentional about showing love to those around you.

Conclusion:

When we choose to combine hospitality and radical love, we unleash a formidable force that can positively impact the lives of individuals and entire communities. However, it is important to acknowledge that embodying hospitality and radical love is not a simple task. It requires us to venture outside of our comfort zones and open ourselves up to others. It necessitates us to take risks and become vulnerable. Nevertheless, by doing so, we create a space where healing and relationships can thrive. Furthermore, hospitality and radical love compel us to see beyond the superficial and into the core of a person. We must perceive others as Christ perceives them and appreciate them for who they are, not just for what they can do for us.

My dear friends, let us heed the promptings of the Holy Spirit and keep a lookout for opportunities to demonstrate hospitality and love in our daily lives. In doing so, we become vessels of God’s grace and exhibit the transformative power of radical love. May our lives be a reflection of Christ’s love, and may we remain steadfast in fulfilling his mandate to love one another. Amen.

Mosaics Spring BBQ Fellowship

• When: Saturday, May 13, 2023 | 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm

• Where: Davis Community Church North Lawn Picnic Area

• Who: All Mosaics members, friends & family and supporters who are fully vaccinated with booster shot(s) or negative COVID-19 test result within 72 hours.

Dinner will start at 4 pm and will last until 7 pm.

Please invite your friends and family for our Mosaics Spring BBQ fellowship to celebrate Mother’s Day. We welcome all musicians.

No Zoom classes on Saturday, May 13. (We will still have Zoom classes on Friday, May 12).

We will have famous Korean-Hawaiian grilled BBQ: Lemon Chicken, Ribs, Fishes and Vegetables.

We will also have dozens of side dishes. Please bring your special side dish, drinks and dessert to share with others, if you can.

Please RSVP at https://www.facebook.com/events/259811959722278 or contact Dr. Stephen Moon for more information at 916-217-5470 or catalyst@nextg.org.

Thank you!! 

Friends and families of Mosaics, once again, we need your love offerings to sustain ministries of Intercultural Mosaics, sponsored by Davis Community Church.

Mosaics is ready to thrive through innovative fellowships, creative hospitality, and renewed missions, during the incredibly challenging time.

We’re raising necessary fund for Mosaics, to reach out more people. And your contribution will make an impact, whether you donate $5 or $500. Every little bit helps. Our semi-annual fundraiser will end on April 25, 2023 with a goal of $5,000.

Here is the FaceBook donation page: https://www.facebook.com/donate/614381626881345

Your donation will help to reshape Mosaics during the post-pandemic time. We are already offering hybrid gatherings, both online and physical, and reaching out people from all over the world.

Facebook pays all the processing fees for you, so 100% of your donation goes directly to Mosaics via Davis Community Church, our partner and sponsoring church.

For more information, please visit: www.nextg.org or contact 916-217-5470.

You may also click following “Give Now” button or scan QR Code to give your love-offerings instantly.

Thank you so much for your support and prayer!

Happy Spring and Have a Blessed Easter!

Rev. Dr. Stephen & Grace Moon