Welcome to Mosaic Faith Community
Mosaic is a Faith Community planted by the NC United Methodist Church. We are focused on social justice and healing the harm that churches have done to the LGBTQ+ community, our neurodiverse siblings, and others.
Refuge Coffee is our mission arm. Currently we are remodeling our building into a nonprofit coffee shop that will focus on helping our unhoused and low income LGBTQ+ youth and families. Our hope is to open in early 2026.
Pastor Kelley Finch was appointed to plant Mosaic in January 2022 and with our core group and the help of people around the world, we began deconstructing the church. Over nine months, the team looked at every aspect of a traditional church (worship, Bible study, leadership, buildings, and more) to reconstruct a church that heals the harm. We had our first worship Sunday in January 2023 and moved into our building in October 2024.
At Mosaic we are clear about our beliefs and constantly growing to be more loving and compassionate to all who walk through our doors. We believe Black Lives Matter, Women Rights Are Human Rights No Human Is Illegal Science Is Real Love Is Love Kindness Is Everything. We celebrate our differences and grow in Grace through our connections.
Upcoming Events
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Dialogos
Sunday Mornings at 11am
Dialogos is Greek for “through words”. It originally meant discussion to find truth. Each week we will work our way through each book found in our Bible. We will look at the time period, key verses and stories, some of the original language, and how it fits into the overall story of our scripture.
After the sermon, the second half of the service is a discussion. Everyone will have a chance to share their understanding and experiences, ask the Pastor questions, and talk about what we are going through.
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Common Ground
Coming January 2026
Common Ground is an Interfaith service with a focus on social justice. Through learning about different cultures and religions and how they connect, we will build a community that can bring positive change to the lives of those connected to us and to the world.
This is a more traditional service with a choir, readings, and moments to reflect. In this time we will focus on an inclusive community built with love and cover different civil rights leaders, justice warriors, historical moments and faith connections across religions.
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What to Expect
At every Service
Mosaic is a fully inclusive church with LGBTQ+ siblings serving on staff and in leadership.
We celebrated Neurodiversity.
We are new parent friendly (breastfeeding welcome, crawling play area available in sanctuary).
Dress however you are comfortable and authentic to your true self.
Refuge Coffee Mission
Mosaic has been searching for a way to use our space to truly make a difference in our community. As we have watched elected officials attack our LGBTQ+ youth and the LGBTQ+ unhoused, our hearts are breaking.
We were gifted a building in Greenfield Lake and we have decided that the best way to use our space is to re-imagine what a church looks like. So we are flipping our Sanctuary and turning it into a non-profit coffee shop All proceeds will go into mini-grants to help low income LGBTQ+ youth and homeless LGBTQ+ friends.
Give a Pride Brick
Honor someone you love today.
Do you have a loved one that has inspired you? Is their a social justice warrior in your life that deserves recognition? For a donation of $25, our Pride Bricks give you a chance to share their story with our community. Going back to the first Pride, bricks are symbolic of creating change. We want to celebrate the change makers while helping create a safe space. Each brick will be hand-painted and displayed on the en try wall to our church. . You will also receive a donation email along with a certificate. We will honor the recipient on our social media.
Follow the link below to create a brick in honor or in memory of someone you love.
Indigenous Land Acknowledgment
Waccamaw, Catawba, Cape Fear People
We acknowledge the harm our churches and schools caused. We also support 2016 Book of Resolutions, #3324 and ask that our church continue to pursue reparations in the Trail of Repentance and Healing.
The United Methodist Church officially supports reparations and calls on Congress to pass H.R. 40, the bill that would authorize a study on reparations (Resolution 3066).
We also are grateful for all those who celebrate and honor our two-spirit siblings against the face of the colonialism and religious prejudice that try to force their erasure through schools and churches..