You weren’t meant to do life alone
At Mosaic, Life Groups are small communities where real connection happens. In a world that often leaves us feeling isolated or overwhelmed, Life Groups offer a space to belong, to be encouraged, and to grow—together. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or looking to deepen your journey, these groups are a place to ask honest questions, build meaningful relationships, and experience the kind of support we all need.
life today can feel disconnected
Between busy schedules, social media, and surface-level relationships, many of us crave something deeper—a place where we’re seen, known, and truly belong. At Mosaic, we understand the need for connection and believe no one should walk through life alone.
Life Groups are how we walk with you through real life. They’re not just another meeting on the calendar—they’re where meaningful relationships are built, spiritual growth is encouraged, and you’re reminded that you matter. In a Life Group, you’ll find a safe and welcoming space to explore faith and be part of something bigger than yourself.
where do i start?
Don’t wait to find the connection you’ve been looking for!
At Mosaic, we offer two kinds of groups to help you find the right fit:
Interest Groups – These are short-term or seasonal groups centered around common interests, activities, or life stages. Whether it’s a hiking group, parenting study, disc golf crew, or off-roading adventure, Interest Groups are a great way to connect with others through shared passions.
Life Groups – These are ongoing small groups that meet regularly in homes or on campus. They focus on building relationships and spiritual growth through conversation and encouragement.
Find Your Interest Group…
Featured
Find Your Life Group…
Featured
Start a Group
Great groups start with people who are willing to create space for others. If you have a heart for building community, we’d love to help you start and lead a group. You don’t need to be a Bible expert—just someone who wants to invite others in, facilitate conversation, and create a welcoming environment.
Interested in starting a group?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
+ Why do Life Groups exist?
We believe no one is meant to do life alone. Life Groups exist to help people build meaningful relationships and grow in faith alongside others. Whether it's over a shared meal, conversation, or study, these groups offer a place to find connection and encouragement.
+ What is a Life Group?
A Life Group is a small group of people who meet regularly to connect, grow in their faith, and walk through life together. Some groups study the Bible, others serve together or share a common interest—but every group exists to help people experience community and take steps toward Jesus.
+ What is our vision for Life Groups?
We envision a church where everyone can experience real community and grow in their faith through intentional relationships. Our hope is that Life Groups become spaces where people feel known, supported, and encouraged to live a Jesus-centered life.
+ Is childcare provided?
Some groups are kid-friendly and have an option for kids while the group meets. When browsing groups, look for notes in the description to see what’s the best fit for your family.
+ Do I have to be a Christian?
Not at all. Life Groups are open to anyone who’s curious, questioning, or just looking for connection. You don’t need to have it all figured out—we’re all learning and growing together.
+ What if my group is not the right fit?
That’s okay! We want you to find a place where you feel comfortable and can build real connection. If the first group isn’t the right fit, we’ll help you find one that is.
+ How often do Life Groups meet?
Most Life Groups meet weekly or every other week, but each group sets its own rhythm. The goal is consistent connection that fits into real life.
+ What will we talk about?
Each group is different—some study the Bible, some follow a message-based discussion guide, and others gather around shared interests. But every group is designed to help you grow, connect, and take your next step toward Jesus.
Questions?
Caesar Blanco
Care & Facility Pastor
