MOSAIX Global Network

Origins

Recognizing the need to network thought-leading pioneers pursuing multiethnic church planting, growth and development at the turn of the century, Mosaix was founded in 2004 by Mark DeYmaz (D.Min.) and George Yancey (Ph.D).

Mission

Mosaix is a relational network of pastors and planters, denominational and network leaders, educators, authors, and researchers alike, that exists to establish healthy multiethnic and economically diverse churches for the sake of the gospel throughout North America and beyond.

Vision

To see 20% of local churches achieve 20% diversity by 2020, more than 1,000 healthy multiethnic churches established by 2025, and to advance the concept of disruption as outlined in the book, Disruption: Repurposing the Church to Redeem the Community (Mark DeYmaz: Thomas Nelson, 2017) whereby local churches leverage their assets to advance the common good and help fund mission leading to long-term sustainability.

Developmental Strategy

Mosaix promotes the multiethnic vision by:

• Casting vision through writing, speaking, teaching, and resourcing
• Connecting and training pastors through leadership cohorts and learning labs
• Conferencing nationally every three years, and regionally in the off years
• Coaching church planters, and pastors seeking to transition existing churches and
• Conducting staff searches for churches looking to diversify their staff teams 
• Curriculum development for personal devotion and small group interaction
• Cultivating denominational, network, and organizational partnerships
• Consulting non-profit and for profit organizations pursuing systemic shift City Cohort development whereby local leaders are equipped to pursue the mission