Bring your littles for fun adventures this summer with other Christ-seeking moms and kids! Activities will include petting zoos, creek days, farms, etc. Let's check some fun activities off our summer bucket lists together.

What happens after the sermon ends? After Sunday is a space to slow down, revisit the week’s message, and talk honestly about what it means for real life. Together, we’ll reflect on Scripture, share perspectives, ask questions, laugh a little, and explore how faith moves from hearing to living. You don’t need polished answers here. Just a willingness to show up, think together, and grow alongside people walking different stages of faith. Come continue the conversation beyond Sunday.

Do you like reading? Do you like snacking? Do you want more book friends? If you answered yes to any of those questions this group is for you! We'll meet once a month at different spots to enjoy the best of the season while sharing conversation, fellowship, and a love of reading. Whether you’re here for the books, the friendships, or the chance to try new foods, there’s always a seat for you at the table. Each month we will discuss a book, typically fiction, that we all read while sharing in some food with an occasional bookish craft!

We meet weekly to explore the Bible passages and themes from Sunday’s message through discussion, application, and community.

Whether your skills are on point or a little rusty, we'll have a great time getting some exercise, getting to know other people from Mosaic, and getting to play volleyball this summer! This group is meant for middle schoolers through adults of all ages, with beginning through advanced skills. Games will be held at Savage Park on sand courts. There are nearby playgrounds and families are welcome, but no childcare will be provided.

When our culture talks about Jesus, it often highlights only half of who He is—the Lamb of God. But Scripture shows us the fuller picture: He is also the Lion of Judah. Equal parts truth and grace, strength and humility, warrior and servant. The ultimate goal of the group is to cultivate hidden lives with Christ that overflow into everyday courage, humility, and strength—men who love well, steward righteous anger wisely, and advance the Kingdom by pushing back darkness. To become men who are both dangerous and gentle. Men who can fight and protect, but also listen and love. Men who serve their families, their church, and the lost with integrity. To become dangerous gentlemen.

Join us Friday mornings at the Starbucks at 7090 Deepage Drive in Columbia for coffee, devotional, and fellowship.

School's out, playgrounds are ready, but why let the toddlers have all the fun?! Join us as we let our elementary kids explore the playgrounds in the area, meet new friends, have coffee together, and just spend time with our fellow Christians from Mosaic! Please only sign up one person per family.

Elijah shows us how to live courageously and confidently. This study will help us look beyond our fear to a God who lives and reigns forever.

Meet on Saturday mornings in the Mosaic parking lot for an outdoor workout that includes body-weight exercises, running, and the use of weights and other gym equipment. Each workout concludes with shared Scripture, encouragement, and prayer requests.Training alongside other men has helped cultivate discipline physically, spiritually, and mentally—discipline that carries into every area of life.

F3- Fitness, Fellowship and Faith. Come join other men of Mosaic for a peer led weekly workout. Men need authentic relationships with other men who are working to be strong fathers, husbands, and leaders. Isolation will destroy a man! We have the opportunity to change our community and the trajectory of our families. Getting in the best shape of your life is just a by-product. The workout is what draws most men but the relationships, brotherhood and community keeps men coming back! The workout is open to all men, free of charge, always outside, peer led, and ends in a circle of trust.

Scrubs optional, heart required! This group is where healthcare professionals and their spouses come together to unpack Sunday's sermon and ask the real questions: How do we show up for our patients AND our families? How does our faith carry us through? No need to have it all together — this is a judgment-free zone for honest conversations, big laughs, and finding God in the middle of long shifts and even longer days.

Looking for a place where you can genuinely connect, laugh, grow in your faith, and just be yourself? Fellowship, Food & Fun is more than just another small group—it’s a welcoming community where meaningful conversations meet great meals and relaxed fun. Each gathering includes a laid-back discussion about the week’s sermon, plenty of delicious food, and games or activities that make the night feel more like hanging out with close friends than attending a formal group. Whether you’re someone who loves deep conversations, someone who mostly comes for the fellowship and food, or someone who just needs a low-pressure place to belong after a long week, there’s a seat waiting for you. Come for the food, stay for the connection, and leave encouraged, refreshed, and probably a little too competitive about Pick 7.

Money stress is real, but you don't have to face it alone. Financial Peace University is a practical, biblically grounded course that helps you budget, get out of debt, save, and give with confidence. Through weekly video teaching and group discussion, we'll encourage one another toward real financial freedom. Wherever you're starting from, there's a place for you here, come join us!

Hangout with us as we enjoy local eateries and food truck nights. We will explore places in southwest Baltimore County, eastern Howard County and northern Anne Arundel County. Join us as we try new places, new foods, and meet new friends.

Proverbs 17:22 tells us that "A cheerful heart is good medicine..." so we're going to self-medicate with a hefty dose of laughter provided by a variety of Christian comedians. Come ready to chill out, recharge, and be encouraged.

This summer, we’re doing things a little differently. Men ages 18–30 are invited to journey through the Practicing the Way course together as we learn what it means to follow Jesus more intentionally and prepare for the fall season.

Whether you're new to Christianity or just want to get back to basics, this group will explore how we can love God with our heart, soul, mind, and strength. We will collaborate on what it looks like for each man to challenge themselves in various spiritual disciplines and hold one another accountable to our goals with Truth and Grace. The format will be a check-in and a discussion on the past sermon.

A laid-back group for moms and kids to gather, play, and grow in community. Come as you are and enjoy the simple warmth of summer together: backyard water fun, snacks, conversations with other moms, and plenty of space for kids to run, laugh, and explore. We’ll meet in a backyard filled with water play, dogs, and chickens — the kind of place where muddy feet and happy chaos are always welcome. Some weeks we may head out on little adventures like berry picking, visiting the creek, or other simple summer outings together. No pressure, no perfect schedules, just a welcoming place to build friendships, make memories, and enjoy a grace-filled summer with your kids.

A welcoming space for girls to grow in faith and in friendship. We choose a book of the Bible and walk through it chapter by chapter, using thoughtful discussion questions to help everyone connect with the message in a real and personal way. Along with our study time, we also do fun activities, or casual hangouts that make it easy for girls to meet others their age and build genuine community. Whether someone is brand‑new to the Bible or has been studying for years, everyone is encouraged, included, and valued. Come join us on Thursdays for meaningful conversations, laughter, and a supportive group of girls learning and growing together.

Join us for Friday nights in the garage. Getting to know each other while helping others with car repairs. All are welcome, whether your a certified gearhead or want to learn how to work on your own vehicle, this group is for you.

"Hearing God may be a daring idea—some would say presumptuous and even dangerous. But is it not, in fact, more presumptuous and dangerous to undertake human existence without hearing God? Dr. Willard's hope is that Hearing God will leave you with a clear sense of how to live confidently in a personal walk that is complemented by an ongoing conversational relationship with God." Join us men as we study this book, gather for coffee and fellowship, and seek to build each other up over the course of the semester. This is part 1 of 5 of a long project where we'll read through each of Dallas Willard's discipleship books: Dallas Willard’s seminal Christian writings on discipleship form a sequential progression, focusing on entering the kingdom of God and training to be like Jesus. The core five books are: Hearing God (1984), The Spirit of the Disciplines (1988), The Divine Conspiracy (1998), Renovation of the Heart (2002), and The Great Omission (2006).

Our exploration of Heaven will be guided by the Book, "Heaven, Your Real Home" by Joni Eareckson Tada, and Scripture. We recommend buying Joni's book, and Ed already has a case of them, so you can buy it from Ed. It is $15. If that is a hardship for you, let us know. We can offer a scholarship.

About time there was a High School ONLY Bible study, don't you think? Anyone who attends Mosaic and is a freshmen, sophomore, junior, senior and recently graduated senior is welcome to join us :) Our goal it to create an environment outside of Students for teenagers to study the Bible, deepen existing friendships and create new ones! We will go through a book of the Bible as we meet every other Thursday, 6pm at a nearby Starbucks. If you're a High School student who wants to take time out of your summer to get in the Word and spend time with friends, this group is for you!

Homeschool families and families considering homeschooling will get together to connect, encourage and support each other as the kids play.

Ladies, come stretch and strengthen your body while listening to worship music for 75 minutes. This class will is open to all fitness levels. After class, we will have some fruit and fellowship with each other as we grow in faith and friendship. A yoga mat, large towel, water and a willing attitude are all you need.

Explore the different literary styles found in the Bible and learn how each uniquely contributes to the overall story of Scripture. We can better understand what the Bible actually is by understanding how it was written. We will be talking through this video series by Bible Project. Participants will watch the week’s Video(s) in advance and we will discuss as a group. https://bibleproject.com/videos/collections/how-to-read-the-bible We will meet at the Panera Bread at 6633 Ritchie Hwy in Glen Burnie.

Has your journey to motherhood been marked by pain and confusion? Do you find yourself consistently asking ‘why me’ as you navigate the world of infertility? Do not wait alone. Join a community of supportive women who understand and welcome all of your feelings and questions as we wait together in faith for the work of the Lord in our lives. Over the summer we will meet at various locations around Elkridge to get to know each other better. Unless otherwise noted, spouses are welcome throughout the summer.

Fatherhood lives at the intersection of many roles - husband, disciple of Jesus, provider, friend and more. And the weight of these responsibilities and expectations can feel overwhelming. Why we meet: to study and discuss a clear biblical framework and practical habits to help you live with clarity, purpose and intention in every aspect of your calling as a father. We can grow better together by supporting each other from our areas of strength as well as in radical vulnerability by asking for help and accountability where we can better serve our family. Content: We will use the first season of Intentional Fatherhood podcast by Justin Whitmel Early and Brook Mosser.

Finding a God-centered community as a woman can be hard in your 20s! This group is designed to help with that. In this group we will be taking walks in different parks in the early mornings on Mondays this summer, after reading a verse to meditate on during our walks. After our walks we will hit up a coffee shop/cafe near by to continue conversation and hang out! This part is totally optional. This is a low-pressure environment designed to create friendships/community while having Jesus at the center of it all :).

Looking to get back into running or try it for the very first time? This group is for you! Whether you’re easing back in after a break, building endurance from scratch, or just looking for a fun and encouraging way to stay active, all paces are welcome. We’ll spend one day each week running, jogging, or speed walking together while building community and cheering each other on along the way. Our goal isn’t perfection—it’s progress! As a fun celebration of how far we’ve come, there will be an optional 5K race at the end of the summer. Join us as we move, grow, and exercise in community together!

Have you been betrayed by a Christian friend? Are you disillusioned with the church? If you have been hurt by Christians, you know all about anger and resentment. But what about a workable solution? How can the words and actions of "bad Christians" be addressed so that mistakes are not repeated? When Bad Christians Happen to Good People offers a workable response, and ultimately a new way of living. In this revised and updated edition, you will find healing for hurts inflicted by others. At the same time, you will discover ways to help Christians and church leaders recognized that is done by unexamined, assumptions, words, and actions. After dealing with his own hurt, Dave Burchett now shows believers how to: * Live as Jesus followers, not rule enforcers. * Stop using religious performance as the standard for accepting others. * Let go of moralism, legalism, and an allegiance to trying harder * Discover God's grace as a daily reality, not just a word to use in evangelism. Working toward a solution will benefit your own life at the same time it helps others. Whether you have been a bad Christian in the past, or have been hurt by one, there is a better way to live. Group will meet to respond to Discussion Questions and read scripture regarding the topics covered.

Come gather with other Christian women choosing to embrace the beauty and purpose of this season of singleness. Together, we’ll meet at Clocktower Coffee in Elkridge, and dive into "You Are Not Behind: Building a Life You Love Without Having Everything You Want" by Meghan Ryan Asbury while encouraging one another to live fully, faithfully, and joyfully right where we are. Through honest conversation, shared faith, and meaningful connection, this group is a space to grow in contentment, celebrate the present, and be reminded that God’s timing is always good.

Gather with a group of men to discuss the previous week’s sermon and life in general. Stare into the fire, swat mosquitoes and share life.

Come out with your little ones for fun outings that help littles get their energy out while us moms discuss multiple topics, mainly focused on God, Jesus, and how they integrate into your life.

Lock in and kickstart your week with Monday Morning Mile! Each workout combines a continuous or interval-style outdoor mile run with energizing HIIT (high-intensity interval training) exercises. No matter your fitness level, you can jump in and give it your best! We’ll wrap up each session with a devotional and group discussion to help center our hearts and set the tone for the week ahead. If you’re looking for community, spiritual growth, and a challenge that pushes you both physically and mentally—this is the place for you!

Looking for a simple way to connect? Lunch Bunch is a welcoming group for anyone who feels new, unseen, or just ready for deeper fellowship. Whether you’ve recently joined our church or have been attending for years but haven’t found your circle yet, this is a place where you can come as you are. Each gathering is centered around sharing a meal, meaningful conversation, and building genuine relationships. There’s no pressure, no expectations—just a warm, friendly environment where you can be known, encouraged, and reminded that you’re not alone. We believe that community grows best around the table. So pull up a chair, bring your story, and let’s do life together—one lunch at a time.

Men's group for those currently riding or interested in riding mountain bikes on the trails of Patapsco State Park. We will begin with skill development and progress to longer rides over the course of the summer. Fellowship and building relationships in God's amazing creation!

A group for pre-teen dads to discuss how to apply weekly sermons to fatherhood and inspire each other to be men after God’s own heart.

Parenting is hard, and none of us were meant to do it alone. Join us as we read and discuss Parenting by Paul David Tripp, learning practical, gospel-centered principles while building community with other Mosaic families.

Join us after church for a casual group with good community, good food, and good music! We'll be outside for a potluck style lunch. Each week we'll listen to different worship music. Weather depending, come prepared to enjoy our pool or just relax nearby.

Let’s kick things off with a solid run together, then chill and hang out afterward! We’ll use the sermon as fuel for some awesome conversation

If you're in your 20's or 30's and you're looking for a group of people to run, walk, jog, or just move your body with, this group is for you! We will be meeting at Centennial Park to run together, approximately 2.6 miles. This is the perfect opportunity to meet new people, keep each other accountable, and run after Jesus together. All paces welcome!

Kick off your weekend with a 3-6 mile run every Saturday morning. We'll run between an 8 and 10 minute pace, talk about life, hydrate and pray to end.

Join us this summer for a relaxed weekly women’s gathering focused on growing deeper in our faith in Christ through honest conversation, prayer, and community. Together we’ll read and discuss The Ragamuffin Gospel, exploring God’s grace, mercy, and love for imperfect people. We’ll meet in a cozy backyard setting designed for connection, encouragement, and meaningful fellowship. Each week will also feature a different cocktail/mocktail to sip and enjoy as we unwind, laugh, and grow together.

Using David Platt’s Secret Church study, we’ll take a deep dive into Scripture to explore the character and nature of God. We will take a deep dive into Scripture to answer a question that is relevant for every person on the planet—Who is God? In this series, we will examines what Scripture says about the names of God, the attributes of God, and the mysteries of God –– such as the Trinity, God’s sovereign will, and the problem of evil. Nothing is more important than knowing and glorifying the God who has created us and made us his own through Jesus Christ.

Group for fellowship and growth in faith through sermon discussion.

Sexual Integrity 101 is an 8-week study designed to you help discover what true freedom from unwanted sexual behaviors and betrayal looks like. Uncover how shame and grace affect the healing process. Learn how to process addiction and betrayal trauma.

We are a group for men to learn more about how to stand firm in your faith in order to serve God and His people better.

Want to get to know other women who are digging into soul work after an initial weekend experience (Crucible, Liminal, etc.)? Join us this summer for an events based group to get to know the other women in our community and get deeper. **Must have attended an initial weekend with a soul work organization (Liminal, Crucible, Women Revealed, The Narrow Path, etc.). This group will meet 2 times per month and at various dates and times- it is NOT going to be on a set day of the week. The goal is to set up events for people to join and get to know one another while doing something fun and checking in. A detailed schedule of for the summer will come after registration.

We will be meeting at various ethnic restaurants for food and fellowship

Divorce sucks, no matter what way you slice it. We often find ourselves carrying around a scarlet D as divorced women. This group is an opportunity to connect others other women who have been through or are going through divorce. While we won’t be doing a specific book, we will explore God’s truth together in a laid back and supportive environment.

The Sojourn is a weekly men’s group built around honesty, trust, and shared journey. It’s a space for real conversation about faith and life—marriage, parenting, work, doubt, grief, and everything we carry but rarely say out loud. Rather than rushing to fix or perform, we practice listening well, telling the truth, and supporting one another through whatever season we’re in. Some weeks are heavy, some are quiet, some are full of laughter—but all are grounded in respect, confidentiality, and care. You don’t need to have it all together, and you don’t need to have all the answers. Whether you’re strong in your faith, uncertain, or somewhere in between, you’re welcome to walk alongside others for as long as our paths overlap.

We meet weekly at Judge's Bench in downtown Ellicott City to spend time chatting and getting to know one another - come find your crew!

Come and enjoy an end-of-week boost through a yoga class designed to help you release tension, restore balance, and reconnect with God. Open to all levels of yoga experience, this evening practice will incorporate mindful movement for strength building, deep stretching for flexibility and calming breathwork for stress release. We will also spend time centering on God's Word and in reflection and prayer. All are welcome and whether you're new to yoga or an experienced Yogi; exploring faith or ready to dive deeper; or maybe you simply need a moment of calm, this group is the perfect opportunity to reset and recharge as you prep for your weekend.

Our Zoom group will continue encouraging each other to dive deeper in our spiritual journey with Christ. Each week we spend time sharing our lives and discussing Sunday's message. During the busy summer months join us online to share our hearts, thoughts and questions. We need to encourage each other when Jonathan gives us "homework", right?

Continuing into our 3rd semester! Vulnerability 101 is a men’s group focused on creating a safe, Christ-centered space where men can be honest about real life—faith, family, work, struggles, doubts, and growth. This group is not about fixing each other or having all the right answers, but about learning how to show up authentically, listen well, and support one another with humility and grace. Confidentiality, respect, and accountability are foundational to this group. Through guided discussion, shared experiences, and biblical perspective, we will explore what healthy vulnerability looks like for men and why it is essential for spiritual maturity, strong relationships, and personal integrity. If you’re tired of surface-level conversations and want deeper connection with God and other men, Vulnerability 101 is a place to start.

Escape the ordinary and join our friendly community of card and board game lovers! We gather every Saturday for an evening of laughter, friendly competition, and good times. Bring your favorite game or try something new! Participation is limited to adults aged 18+ only.

Welcome to the Fight: Men, in the battle for your integrity, your values, your marriage, your family, and your impact in life, there is no more formidable warrior than you. Why? Because God specifically designed and equipped YOU to fight in the unique arena that is your life, and to do so boldly, and ultimately, when the dust settles, to do so victoriously. This group aims to encourage, challenge, and strengthen us as men to submit to Jesus, walk in integrity, take ownership of our responsibilities, and step up as men who lead with wisdom and honor. If you are ready to get off your backside, to stop being on the defensive, to get on your front foot, and to take the initiative in the battle for your family, church, and community alongside other like-minded Christian men through honest, vulnerable, Scripture-anchored conversations . . . then Welcome to the Fight.

Men, in the battle for your integrity, your values, your marriage, your family, and your Kingdom work, there is no more formidable warrior than you. Why? Because God specifically designed and equipped YOU to fight in the unique arena that is your life, and to do so boldly, and ultimately, when the dust settles, to do so victoriously. This group aims to encourage, challenge, and strengthen us as men to submit to Jesus, walk in integrity, take ownership of our responsibilities, and step up as men who lead with wisdom and honor. If you are ready to get off your backside, to stop being on the defensive, to get on your front foot, and to take the initiative in the battle for your family, church, and community alongside other like-minded Christian men through honest, vulnerable, Scripture-anchored conversations . . . then Welcome to the Fight (WTTF). 1 Timothy 6:12, 2 Timothy 4:7

Join us this summer as we read several shorter Old Testament books and see God’s mercy, justice, presence, and faithfulness at work through ordinary people and hard seasons. We will read 1-2 chapters a day, journal our responses and questions, and meet on Sunday night to discuss! Each week, we’ll see that God keeps calling His people back to Him, not just through outward religion, but through lives shaped by trust, obedience, humility, and hope.

Meet monthly to connect with other women and discuss the past week's sermon.

Join our Women’s Sunday group to follow along with Jenny Allen’s “The Lie You Don’t Know You Believe” to identify the core lies shaping our thoughts and learn to replace them with God’s truth. See you Sunday!

This group is for women who have COMPLETED a Soul Circle. Women are welcome to come one week or all 12. We welcome women to come when processes or support are needed. It's also encouraged that women show up to continue to build community and also to support other women in their work. We will meet weekly to check in and work through Soul Circles processes. The purpose of this group is to create a safe space for any woman who has completed a Soul Circle to continue to work through processes and continue to support others in their soul work. This group will be a safe, fluid container for women to continue soul work, find support, and walk along side other women. Please sign up if you have any interest in this group so that you will receive weekly communication regarding group -- for any meeting updates, changes in location or times, etc. Since this is a unique group with the "drop in style", it's imperative interested women receive and check email communication weekly. Thursday 7-9pm : Elkridge

Have you been enjoying to early AM workout groups? Getting to be around other women, seeing yourself get stronger, pushing yourself to face your giant and do hard things? Me too. I want to keep it going by getting together every week to be with other women doing hard things and cultivating a deeper relationship with God. Workout will start promptly at 0530 and be done by 0630.