• 2nd & 4th Tuesdays through September
• 5pm - 7pm 
• Gospel Tabernacle Church, 100 Parkridge Dr, Aliquippa, PA 15001

• Comfortable shoes and clothing for working outside
• Gardening gloves
• Water
• Sun screen and bug repellent (as desired)

For additional information, contact Danielle Iman. 

Anglicans for Life (AFL)'s vision is to empower local churches to support their local pregnancy centers.  From Mother's Day to Father's Day, Mosaic collects necessary items for moms and dad who are experiencing challenging circumstances. 

To learn more about this exciting opportunity to support familes in need contact Danielle Iman.

The Reverend Erik Germesin

Erik+comes to us with more than two decades of pastoral leadership rooted here in Pittsburgh. He is ordained in the Anglican Church of North America, with a ministry shaped by both the life of the Church and the realities of the world beyond its walls. His work has ranged from leading congregations and equipping lay leaders, to serving as a police chaplain and walking alongside those in crisis and transition.

What stands out most is not simply his experience, but the through-line of his calling: helping people encounter God in the midst of real life. His ministry reflects a steady commitment to building authentic community, engaging those who feel far from the Church, and creating spaces where grace is not an abstract idea, but something lived and received.

In many ways, that resonates deeply with the heart of Mosaic itself—a church born from the belief that God meets us in the messiness of life, restores us by His grace, and sends us backout into the world renewed.

Erik+steps into this role not to replace what has been, but to faithfully carry it forward—bringing his own gifts, voice, and leadership into the story God is already writing here.

We are thrilled to welcome Erik+, his wife, Airen, three children, CJ, Joshua, and Jessica.

We look forward to hearing Erik+ preach his first sermon on Sunday, May 3rd. There will be a reception to follow the service.

• A place where you can be you,
• Made up of three to twelve people,
• Meets on a regular basis,
• Studies the Bible,
• Prays for one another,
• Serves others together,
• Shares life together,
• Is led by one or more leaders who love and follow Jesus and meet regularly with the Rector.  They meet Mosaic's leadership guidelines.  

Here are our current Small Groups:

His Warriors

Sunday Night Small Group

Men's Group

Hannah's Circle

The Church Ladies

Sheep Squad

All small groups are meeting in-person and some virtually as well.

We see children through God’s eyes.  They play an important role in the Kingdom of God. We desire for each child to find their place in God’s amazing adventure!  At Kids Crossing your kids will have a fun time learning about God. Our lessons are intentional, engaging, and relatable. Our goal is to come along side and partner with parents to continue the lessons outside of the church walls.  

Our children start in the worship service with their parents/caregiver.  After singing worship songs, the kids are dismissed for their time to learn about Jesus.  They return to the service for communion. 

One of our top priorities is the safety of your children. All of our staff and volunteers complete a yearly child safety training, background check, and other requirements set forth by Mosaic and the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh.

We want church to be a safe place for your kids!

For questions or additional information contact: Bev McAdams, Director of Kids Crossing, b.mcadams@comcast.net

• Anglican Church of North America
• Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh
• Anglicans for Life
• Anglican Relief & Development Fund
• Choices Pregnancy Services
• Crop & Kettle
• West Allegheny Food Pantry 
• Trinity School for Ministry 
• The Reverend John Chol Daau - Daystar University, Kenya and South Sudan, Africa
• The Reverend Deb Carr - Belington, West Virginia
• The Reverend Canon Godfrey Bayei - Nigeria, Africa
• The Reverend Canon Vicky Adiru - Uganda, Africa

• 10am
• Kids Crossing, Children's Ministry 

We hail Jesus as King with palm branches as Holy Week begins.  

Mosaic is gathering gifts to benefit our Mission's Patners including the Annual Shop with a Cop.  

Choose tag(s) from Mosaic's Christmas Tree, or request a tag here.  You deliver the gifts back to the church by November . 

Other opportunities to serve:

• Wrap gifts at Mosaic on Sunday December 6th following the worship service.
• Wear your Ugly Sweater - Let's Party!
• Ugly Christmas Sweater Party

The Winter/Spring Calendar 2026:  Starting Wednesday, January 7  through May 27, 6:30pm - 8:00pm.  Level-Up meets at Mosaic Church. 

For more information contact the Family Life Director, Tim Guiliani, tguiliani@mosaicpgh.org.