Mosaic Church

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• Barbara Sanchez★★★★★5 months ago

  This church is so amazing. There's always someone willing to help you and pray for you regardless of your situation. There's no judgement. They love everyone. You will definitely feel at ease even if you are nervous about a big crowd like I used be. The kids are loved and will have an awesome experience learning about Jesus and his Goodness. I would highly recommend this church. The pastor is awesome and speaks from the Bible.

• Carola Yanez Brown★★★★★a year ago

  I've had the privilege of attending Mosaic Church for the past 7 years, witnessing its transformation from a small congregation to a prominent pillar of our community. As a non-denominational church, Mosaic has always been a welcoming space where people from all walks of life feel valued. The staff's dedication to creating a positive and inclusive environment is evident in every aspect of the church. The worship services are particularly inspiring, with Pastor Anthony Daley's insightful sermons rooted in Scripture and delivered with passion. His ability to connect biblical truths to everyday life makes his teachings both relevant and meaningful. I've found Mosaic Church to be a place of spiritual growth and community. It's been a pleasure to be part of this congregation, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a welcoming and fulfilling church home.

• Thomas Rome★☆☆☆☆4 months ago

  I watch the live on Facebook this morning and you have made my decision to never join your church. I have come to this decision cause you stated that you have built the foundation of your church on donations and tides. This is not what a house of God should be on. Your foundation should be built on the word of God and on God!!!! Not on money.

• Anna K★☆☆☆☆7 months ago

  I attended Mosaic for over two years and genuinely loved Pastor Anthony’s sermons. The worship team and the prayer team are incredibly talented, and their passion on stage is beautiful — but sadly, that care doesn’t seem to exist outside of those four walls or the weekly production. One thing I noticed often is that the church will reach out to people in front of others or when their image is at risk, but not in real life when someone is hurting. This became painfully clear in my own experience. I had three miscarriages this year, and not once did we receive a call, a visit, or any real support. The only time anyone reached out was after I messaged the church sharing how unsupported and alone my family felt. That was deeply disappointing after being a faithful member for so long. Shortly after that season, my husband had an unexpected break in work that created serious financial hardship for us — the kind where we were literally dumpster-diving for food to get by. When we reached out to Mosaic for help with basic necessities, we were turned away. We were essentially told what the Bible warns against in James 2:16: sent on our way with prayer but without food or assistance. This was especially upsetting because the church had recently celebrated raising over a million dollars in one week for mostly cosmetic renovations. Meanwhile, families in real need were being referred elsewhere. Over time, I learned that our situation wasn’t unique. Many families shared similar stories of feeling ignored, unsupported, or only noticed when it benefited the church’s image. I’m sharing this so others know what to expect. I truly hope Mosaic becomes a church that practices the compassion, generosity, and care that Scripture calls us to — not just during services, but in the daily lives of the people who walk through their doors.

• Dee H★☆☆☆☆5 months ago

  UPDATE: That would explain the horrible road driving in, but not the Unpaved road leaving! The church makes patrons drive through gravel to leave the church. The road was horrible before the construction and the back way was Never even paved. I guess you have to try to explain it away somehow. THE WORST PARKING LOTS! They collect and dish out so much money, but refuse to fix the road we HAVE to drive on. Its been Well Over a Year and I refuse to ruin my vehicle because I attend church. Time to look elsewhere:-(

• Daniel Gross★★★★★7 months ago

  A great example of striving for perfection while refusing to let that be a barrier of good. This is a welcoming community that's built on truth and faith while recognizing reality. Go.

• Garrette Milliken★★★★★a year ago

  This church has it all. An amazing worship experience, unmatchable kids experience, and each Sunday is packed with a passion filled, theologically sound, God inspired message. I would recommend to anyone, old or young, and all walks of life and faith backgrounds.

• Jessica Lewis★★★★★9 months ago

  My family and I have been attending Mosaic church since 2024. We absolutely LOVE the atmosphere in there. Our kids love it and look forward to going back to class the whole week. The praise and worship is best to none we’ve experienced this far. Right now my family is facing a hardship with our rent and we didn’t know if it was appropriate to ask for any assistance??

• Jacob Briggs★★★★★5 years ago

  Absolutely a great church. Senior pastor Anthony Daley is a very great pastor. Thanks to my co worker telling me about this place

• Lil Zay Clarksville★☆☆☆☆4 months ago

  I’m very disappointed to see a staff pastor actively involved in politics. In my opinion, mixing a pastoral leadership role with elected office or political activity is not a good look for a church. It can create concerns about bias, division, and the overall focus of the ministry. Churches should be places where people from all backgrounds and beliefs feel welcome and unified, not places where political affiliations could potentially influence leadership or the message being delivered. I hope the church leadership takes this into consideration moving forward.

Services and facilities

Events and programs

• Discover Mosaic

  Ongoing

  A three-step process to help individuals connect with the church community and take the next step in their faith journey.

• Group Life

  Ongoing

  Opportunities for adults to connect, grow in their faith, and serve in the community.

• Mosaic Students

  Ongoing

  Weekly gatherings for middle and high school students to grow in their faith and connect with peers.