God is at work at Mosaico!

God is at work at Mosaico Church! 

Mosaico Church is a church plant launched in July 2021 in Nashville, TN.

Pastor Ramiro Cruz gave Converge MidAmerica an update on the incredible things God is doing through his church.

“In the last month alone, we baptized 20 new believers who went through the baptism class and committed their lives to Christ. We are thrilled to see the Lord transforming lives and hearts for eternity.

The kids’ ministry at Mosaico is exploding! We have nearly reached capacity for our space and either need to go to two services or change locations soon. We are blessed to have around 175-200 kids every week. Unfortunately, the building we are in is constantly flooding at the front and back, along with leaking from above, which gives us another reason to move locations.

We worked all summer on a new discipleship path for plugging in new believers and walking with them to maturity in their faith. We are putting this path into practice starting in September. Our greatest challenge is that what works in Latin America doesn’t work very well in Hispanic churches in America, and what works for American churches doesn’t work well in the Hispanic community, regardless of the location. Our goal is to create something that takes culture AND context into consideration.

Every church has struggles and challenges, but we are choosing to celebrate the many victories and God’s constant faithfulness. Thank you for your ongoing prayers, support, and encouragement for Mosaico Church.”

 

We are grateful for this incredible growth as a testament of God’s grace! Please be in prayer for Pastor Cruz and his congregation as they seek to spread the Gospel in their city.

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