Leader: Christopher Goss
Who: Men
When: Monday - 7:15 – 8:45p
Where: Zoom Online
Dr. Luke wrote a 2 volume account of the early church which we call the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. That means this Luke/Acts LifeGroup is a great choice for growing disciples who also long to make disciples. As with all LifeGroups, we will each personally seek the life of God and then seek to share that with our fellow group members. (No book purchase is required.)

Leader: Dee Dee Lawson
Who: Men and Women
When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p
Where: Mosaic Room 12 & Zoom

The normal Christian life is a supernatural life centered in Christ. This Spring we will be doing a combination of Carolyn Moore’s “Supernatural” study and then moving directly into a study of the Book of Acts. Our prayer is that God will use these two studies to help us grow into a community that operates with both God’s love and His power to see His kingdom advance on the earth. Please join us on this journey into the deeper things of God. (For info on study material, contact Dee Dee.)

Free Tuesdays 
Who: Men & Women
When: Tuesdays, 6:22 - 7:45p
Where: Mosaic, Room 12
Leader: Carolyn Moore
Email: carolyn@mosaicumc.org

Nobody likes living in bondage. If we knew how to get out, we'd have done it a long time ago. Most of us need a map to help us navigate that road out. “Free Tuesdays" will provide that map. We will learn together how to pray and seek the Lord for healing. We will learn the difference between deception and truth, self-sufficiency and surrender, blessings and curses. If you're serious about finding freedom from an addiction or hang-up, start here. (Participation requires prior consultation with the pastor.)

For more info, contact stevemoore@mosaicumc.org

Leaders: Caitlin Pye & Jenni Grace
Who: Women - aged 18-35 years
When: Tuesday - 6:30 – 8:00p
Where: The Mosaic Center & Zoom Online


"For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save the lost." This is the message of the Gospel of Luke, a detailed account of the life and ministry of Jesus, from His birth in Bethlehem to His ascension into heaven. Jesus expands both God's covenant and Kingdom, describing a new family of God that includes the poor, outcasts, lost. Watch Him minister in the power of the Holy Spirit. Listen as He teaches about His upside-down Kingdom marked by sacrificial love, confounding the conceited and bringing hope to the humble. Experience the wonder and joy of the in-breaking of God's Kingdom through Jesus, friend of sinners and Savior of the world. We would love to have you join us as we journey through Luke! (No book purchase required.)

Who: Men & Women

When: Tuesdays 6:30-8:00

Where: Mosaic

Contact: Bill Goss

drwego@comcast.net

What we call the Sermon on the Mount are truly the words that changed the world. In Matthew 5-7 Jesus lays out His Kingdom manifesto which reveals the nature of what it means to be a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven. If we are honest, however, some of Jesus’ sayings can be difficult to understand in our modern western culture. In this study, we will deep dive into the 1st century Greco-Roman and Jewish social context to hear Jesus’ words as his first listeners would have heard them. We are looking forward to being with you as we discover the meaning behind The Words that Changed the World.

Leader: Heather Hill

Who: Men & Women

When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p

Where: The Mosaic Center & Zoom

Contact: Heather Hill
Join us as we enter the world of the New Testament with N.T Wright and Michael Bird as our guides. Scholars N.T Wright and Michael Bird will take us through how to read the New Testament, the world of Jesus and the early church, deep studies on both Jesus and Paul, short video lectures on every book of the New Testament, as well as how to live the story of the New Testament today. This study is 37 sessions, covering two semesters with a six-week break between.  We will be continuing this study in progress in January. We are still welcoming all who are interesting in joining us

Leader: Dee Dee Lawson
Who: Men and Women
When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p
Where: Mosaic Room 12 & Zoom

The normal Christian life is a supernatural life centered in Christ. This Spring we will be doing a combination of Carolyn Moore’s “Supernatural” study and then moving directly into a study of the Book of Acts. Our prayer is that God will use these two studies to help us grow into a community that operates with both God’s love and His power to see His kingdom advance on the earth. Please join us on this journey into the deeper things of God. (For info on study material, contact Dee Dee.)

Leaders: Robert LaCroix & Bill Richey
Who: Men
When: Wednesday - 6:30-8:00p
Where: Mosaic Portico (outside)

Have you ever read the Bible and thought, why doesn’t stuff like that happen in our day? Do you hunger to see the Kingdom of God and see it advance through your life? The Unseen Real by Steve Seamands is a well grounded work that will be used by God to open the door to greater faith and a greater experience of the Kingdom of God. Join us this semester for this LifeGroup Study and have your eyes opened to the unseen real

Be Hopeful: A Study of 1 Peter
How to Make the Best Out of Your Worst Times.

Hope has been defined as the confident expectation of good based on God’s character and faithfulness. After experiencing a long and difficult 2020, we could all use an increase in Godly hope. Come join us in Bags & Hugs as we study Peter’s first letter, a letter that offered hope to God’s people even in the darkest of times. 

Looking for a way to serve? Bags & Hugs meets every Thursday morning for small group study. Then, every other Thursday the group alternates visits to Maxwell House apartments or Freedom's Path apartments to deliver bags of groceries to residents in need. (Contact Linda for study info and book purchases.) 

For more information, contact:
Linda Cutcliffe
E-mail: cutcliffe89@gmail.com

Contact Name: Christopher Goss
Email: christopherdanielgoss@gmail.com
Phone: 706-831-6351
meeting in the Sanctuary

Teresa DeBolt will be teaching this class. Contact Teresa for more information.

706-373-6254
deboltmtm@aol.com

Set up will begin at 7:30a

Clean up will begin after class is over. Spaces will be available after 6:30pm

Leader: Christopher Goss
Who: Men
When: Sundays - 3:00 – 4:30p
Where: Zoom Online
Dr. Luke wrote a 2 volume account of the early church which we call the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. That means this Luke/Acts LifeGroup is a great choice for growing disciples who also long to make disciples. As with all LifeGroups, we will each personally seek the life of God and then seek to share that with our fellow group members. (No book purchase is required.)

Leader: Christopher Goss
Who: Men
When: Monday - 7:15 – 8:45p
Where: Zoom Online
Dr. Luke wrote a 2 volume account of the early church which we call the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. That means this Luke/Acts LifeGroup is a great choice for growing disciples who also long to make disciples. As with all LifeGroups, we will each personally seek the life of God and then seek to share that with our fellow group members. (No book purchase is required.)

Leader: Dee Dee Lawson
Who: Men and Women
When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p
Where: Mosaic Room 12 & Zoom

The normal Christian life is a supernatural life centered in Christ. This Spring we will be doing a combination of Carolyn Moore’s “Supernatural” study and then moving directly into a study of the Book of Acts. Our prayer is that God will use these two studies to help us grow into a community that operates with both God’s love and His power to see His kingdom advance on the earth. Please join us on this journey into the deeper things of God. (For info on study material, contact Dee Dee.)

Free Tuesdays 
Who: Men & Women
When: Tuesdays, 6:22 - 7:45p
Where: Mosaic, Room 12
Leader: Carolyn Moore
Email: carolyn@mosaicumc.org

Nobody likes living in bondage. If we knew how to get out, we'd have done it a long time ago. Most of us need a map to help us navigate that road out. “Free Tuesdays" will provide that map. We will learn together how to pray and seek the Lord for healing. We will learn the difference between deception and truth, self-sufficiency and surrender, blessings and curses. If you're serious about finding freedom from an addiction or hang-up, start here. (Participation requires prior consultation with the pastor.)

For more info, contact stevemoore@mosaicumc.org

Leaders: Caitlin Pye & Jenni Grace
Who: Women - aged 18-35 years
When: Tuesday - 6:30 – 8:00p
Where: The Mosaic Center & Zoom Online


"For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save the lost." This is the message of the Gospel of Luke, a detailed account of the life and ministry of Jesus, from His birth in Bethlehem to His ascension into heaven. Jesus expands both God's covenant and Kingdom, describing a new family of God that includes the poor, outcasts, lost. Watch Him minister in the power of the Holy Spirit. Listen as He teaches about His upside-down Kingdom marked by sacrificial love, confounding the conceited and bringing hope to the humble. Experience the wonder and joy of the in-breaking of God's Kingdom through Jesus, friend of sinners and Savior of the world. We would love to have you join us as we journey through Luke! (No book purchase required.)

Who: Men & Women

When: Tuesdays 6:30-8:00

Where: Mosaic

Contact: Bill Goss

drwego@comcast.net

What we call the Sermon on the Mount are truly the words that changed the world. In Matthew 5-7 Jesus lays out His Kingdom manifesto which reveals the nature of what it means to be a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven. If we are honest, however, some of Jesus’ sayings can be difficult to understand in our modern western culture. In this study, we will deep dive into the 1st century Greco-Roman and Jewish social context to hear Jesus’ words as his first listeners would have heard them. We are looking forward to being with you as we discover the meaning behind The Words that Changed the World.

Leader: Heather Hill

Who: Men & Women

When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p

Where: The Mosaic Center & Zoom

Contact: Heather Hill
Join us as we enter the world of the New Testament with N.T Wright and Michael Bird as our guides. Scholars N.T Wright and Michael Bird will take us through how to read the New Testament, the world of Jesus and the early church, deep studies on both Jesus and Paul, short video lectures on every book of the New Testament, as well as how to live the story of the New Testament today. This study is 37 sessions, covering two semesters with a six-week break between.  We will be continuing this study in progress in January. We are still welcoming all who are interesting in joining us

Leader: Dee Dee Lawson
Who: Men and Women
When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p
Where: Mosaic Room 12 & Zoom

The normal Christian life is a supernatural life centered in Christ. This Spring we will be doing a combination of Carolyn Moore’s “Supernatural” study and then moving directly into a study of the Book of Acts. Our prayer is that God will use these two studies to help us grow into a community that operates with both God’s love and His power to see His kingdom advance on the earth. Please join us on this journey into the deeper things of God. (For info on study material, contact Dee Dee.)

Leaders: Robert LaCroix & Bill Richey
Who: Men
When: Wednesday - 6:30-8:00p
Where: Mosaic Portico (outside)

Have you ever read the Bible and thought, why doesn’t stuff like that happen in our day? Do you hunger to see the Kingdom of God and see it advance through your life? The Unseen Real by Steve Seamands is a well grounded work that will be used by God to open the door to greater faith and a greater experience of the Kingdom of God. Join us this semester for this LifeGroup Study and have your eyes opened to the unseen real

Be Hopeful: A Study of 1 Peter
How to Make the Best Out of Your Worst Times.

Hope has been defined as the confident expectation of good based on God’s character and faithfulness. After experiencing a long and difficult 2020, we could all use an increase in Godly hope. Come join us in Bags & Hugs as we study Peter’s first letter, a letter that offered hope to God’s people even in the darkest of times. 

Looking for a way to serve? Bags & Hugs meets every Thursday morning for small group study. Then, every other Thursday the group alternates visits to Maxwell House apartments or Freedom's Path apartments to deliver bags of groceries to residents in need. (Contact Linda for study info and book purchases.) 

For more information, contact:
Linda Cutcliffe
E-mail: cutcliffe89@gmail.com

Contact Name: Christopher Goss
Email: christopherdanielgoss@gmail.com
Phone: 706-831-6351
meeting in the Sanctuary

Leader: Christopher Goss
Who: Men
When: Sundays - 3:00 – 4:30p
Where: Zoom Online
Dr. Luke wrote a 2 volume account of the early church which we call the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. That means this Luke/Acts LifeGroup is a great choice for growing disciples who also long to make disciples. As with all LifeGroups, we will each personally seek the life of God and then seek to share that with our fellow group members. (No book purchase is required.)

Leader: Christopher Goss
Who: Men
When: Monday - 7:15 – 8:45p
Where: Zoom Online
Dr. Luke wrote a 2 volume account of the early church which we call the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. That means this Luke/Acts LifeGroup is a great choice for growing disciples who also long to make disciples. As with all LifeGroups, we will each personally seek the life of God and then seek to share that with our fellow group members. (No book purchase is required.)

Leader: Dee Dee Lawson
Who: Men and Women
When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p
Where: Mosaic Room 12 & Zoom

The normal Christian life is a supernatural life centered in Christ. This Spring we will be doing a combination of Carolyn Moore’s “Supernatural” study and then moving directly into a study of the Book of Acts. Our prayer is that God will use these two studies to help us grow into a community that operates with both God’s love and His power to see His kingdom advance on the earth. Please join us on this journey into the deeper things of God. (For info on study material, contact Dee Dee.)

Free Tuesdays 
Who: Men & Women
When: Tuesdays, 6:22 - 7:45p
Where: Mosaic, Room 12
Leader: Carolyn Moore
Email: carolyn@mosaicumc.org

Nobody likes living in bondage. If we knew how to get out, we'd have done it a long time ago. Most of us need a map to help us navigate that road out. “Free Tuesdays" will provide that map. We will learn together how to pray and seek the Lord for healing. We will learn the difference between deception and truth, self-sufficiency and surrender, blessings and curses. If you're serious about finding freedom from an addiction or hang-up, start here. (Participation requires prior consultation with the pastor.)

For more info, contact stevemoore@mosaicumc.org

Leaders: Caitlin Pye & Jenni Grace
Who: Women - aged 18-35 years
When: Tuesday - 6:30 – 8:00p
Where: The Mosaic Center & Zoom Online


"For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save the lost." This is the message of the Gospel of Luke, a detailed account of the life and ministry of Jesus, from His birth in Bethlehem to His ascension into heaven. Jesus expands both God's covenant and Kingdom, describing a new family of God that includes the poor, outcasts, lost. Watch Him minister in the power of the Holy Spirit. Listen as He teaches about His upside-down Kingdom marked by sacrificial love, confounding the conceited and bringing hope to the humble. Experience the wonder and joy of the in-breaking of God's Kingdom through Jesus, friend of sinners and Savior of the world. We would love to have you join us as we journey through Luke! (No book purchase required.)

Who: Men & Women

When: Tuesdays 6:30-8:00

Where: Mosaic

Contact: Bill Goss

drwego@comcast.net

What we call the Sermon on the Mount are truly the words that changed the world. In Matthew 5-7 Jesus lays out His Kingdom manifesto which reveals the nature of what it means to be a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven. If we are honest, however, some of Jesus’ sayings can be difficult to understand in our modern western culture. In this study, we will deep dive into the 1st century Greco-Roman and Jewish social context to hear Jesus’ words as his first listeners would have heard them. We are looking forward to being with you as we discover the meaning behind The Words that Changed the World.

Leader: Heather Hill

Who: Men & Women

When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p

Where: The Mosaic Center & Zoom

Contact: Heather Hill
Join us as we enter the world of the New Testament with N.T Wright and Michael Bird as our guides. Scholars N.T Wright and Michael Bird will take us through how to read the New Testament, the world of Jesus and the early church, deep studies on both Jesus and Paul, short video lectures on every book of the New Testament, as well as how to live the story of the New Testament today. This study is 37 sessions, covering two semesters with a six-week break between.  We will be continuing this study in progress in January. We are still welcoming all who are interesting in joining us

Leader: Dee Dee Lawson
Who: Men and Women
When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p
Where: Mosaic Room 12 & Zoom

The normal Christian life is a supernatural life centered in Christ. This Spring we will be doing a combination of Carolyn Moore’s “Supernatural” study and then moving directly into a study of the Book of Acts. Our prayer is that God will use these two studies to help us grow into a community that operates with both God’s love and His power to see His kingdom advance on the earth. Please join us on this journey into the deeper things of God. (For info on study material, contact Dee Dee.)

Leaders: Robert LaCroix & Bill Richey
Who: Men
When: Wednesday - 6:30-8:00p
Where: Mosaic Portico (outside)

Have you ever read the Bible and thought, why doesn’t stuff like that happen in our day? Do you hunger to see the Kingdom of God and see it advance through your life? The Unseen Real by Steve Seamands is a well grounded work that will be used by God to open the door to greater faith and a greater experience of the Kingdom of God. Join us this semester for this LifeGroup Study and have your eyes opened to the unseen real

Be Hopeful: A Study of 1 Peter
How to Make the Best Out of Your Worst Times.

Hope has been defined as the confident expectation of good based on God’s character and faithfulness. After experiencing a long and difficult 2020, we could all use an increase in Godly hope. Come join us in Bags & Hugs as we study Peter’s first letter, a letter that offered hope to God’s people even in the darkest of times. 

Looking for a way to serve? Bags & Hugs meets every Thursday morning for small group study. Then, every other Thursday the group alternates visits to Maxwell House apartments or Freedom's Path apartments to deliver bags of groceries to residents in need. (Contact Linda for study info and book purchases.) 

For more information, contact:
Linda Cutcliffe
E-mail: cutcliffe89@gmail.com

Contact Name: Christopher Goss
Email: christopherdanielgoss@gmail.com
Phone: 706-831-6351
meeting in the Sanctuary

Leader: Christopher Goss
Who: Men
When: Sundays - 3:00 – 4:30p
Where: Zoom Online
Dr. Luke wrote a 2 volume account of the early church which we call the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. That means this Luke/Acts LifeGroup is a great choice for growing disciples who also long to make disciples. As with all LifeGroups, we will each personally seek the life of God and then seek to share that with our fellow group members. (No book purchase is required.)

Leader: Christopher Goss
Who: Men
When: Monday - 7:15 – 8:45p
Where: Zoom Online
Dr. Luke wrote a 2 volume account of the early church which we call the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. That means this Luke/Acts LifeGroup is a great choice for growing disciples who also long to make disciples. As with all LifeGroups, we will each personally seek the life of God and then seek to share that with our fellow group members. (No book purchase is required.)

Leader: Dee Dee Lawson
Who: Men and Women
When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p
Where: Mosaic Room 12 & Zoom

The normal Christian life is a supernatural life centered in Christ. This Spring we will be doing a combination of Carolyn Moore’s “Supernatural” study and then moving directly into a study of the Book of Acts. Our prayer is that God will use these two studies to help us grow into a community that operates with both God’s love and His power to see His kingdom advance on the earth. Please join us on this journey into the deeper things of God. (For info on study material, contact Dee Dee.)

Free Tuesdays 
Who: Men & Women
When: Tuesdays, 6:22 - 7:45p
Where: Mosaic, Room 12
Leader: Carolyn Moore
Email: carolyn@mosaicumc.org

Nobody likes living in bondage. If we knew how to get out, we'd have done it a long time ago. Most of us need a map to help us navigate that road out. “Free Tuesdays" will provide that map. We will learn together how to pray and seek the Lord for healing. We will learn the difference between deception and truth, self-sufficiency and surrender, blessings and curses. If you're serious about finding freedom from an addiction or hang-up, start here. (Participation requires prior consultation with the pastor.)

For more info, contact stevemoore@mosaicumc.org

Leaders: Caitlin Pye & Jenni Grace
Who: Women - aged 18-35 years
When: Tuesday - 6:30 – 8:00p
Where: The Mosaic Center & Zoom Online


"For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save the lost." This is the message of the Gospel of Luke, a detailed account of the life and ministry of Jesus, from His birth in Bethlehem to His ascension into heaven. Jesus expands both God's covenant and Kingdom, describing a new family of God that includes the poor, outcasts, lost. Watch Him minister in the power of the Holy Spirit. Listen as He teaches about His upside-down Kingdom marked by sacrificial love, confounding the conceited and bringing hope to the humble. Experience the wonder and joy of the in-breaking of God's Kingdom through Jesus, friend of sinners and Savior of the world. We would love to have you join us as we journey through Luke! (No book purchase required.)

Who: Men & Women

When: Tuesdays 6:30-8:00

Where: Mosaic

Contact: Bill Goss

drwego@comcast.net

What we call the Sermon on the Mount are truly the words that changed the world. In Matthew 5-7 Jesus lays out His Kingdom manifesto which reveals the nature of what it means to be a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven. If we are honest, however, some of Jesus’ sayings can be difficult to understand in our modern western culture. In this study, we will deep dive into the 1st century Greco-Roman and Jewish social context to hear Jesus’ words as his first listeners would have heard them. We are looking forward to being with you as we discover the meaning behind The Words that Changed the World.

Leader: Heather Hill

Who: Men & Women

When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p

Where: The Mosaic Center & Zoom

Contact: Heather Hill
Join us as we enter the world of the New Testament with N.T Wright and Michael Bird as our guides. Scholars N.T Wright and Michael Bird will take us through how to read the New Testament, the world of Jesus and the early church, deep studies on both Jesus and Paul, short video lectures on every book of the New Testament, as well as how to live the story of the New Testament today. This study is 37 sessions, covering two semesters with a six-week break between.  We will be continuing this study in progress in January. We are still welcoming all who are interesting in joining us

Leader: Dee Dee Lawson
Who: Men and Women
When: Wednesday - 6:00-7:30p
Where: Mosaic Room 12 & Zoom

The normal Christian life is a supernatural life centered in Christ. This Spring we will be doing a combination of Carolyn Moore’s “Supernatural” study and then moving directly into a study of the Book of Acts. Our prayer is that God will use these two studies to help us grow into a community that operates with both God’s love and His power to see His kingdom advance on the earth. Please join us on this journey into the deeper things of God. (For info on study material, contact Dee Dee.)

Leaders: Robert LaCroix & Bill Richey
Who: Men
When: Wednesday - 6:30-8:00p
Where: Mosaic Portico (outside)

Have you ever read the Bible and thought, why doesn’t stuff like that happen in our day? Do you hunger to see the Kingdom of God and see it advance through your life? The Unseen Real by Steve Seamands is a well grounded work that will be used by God to open the door to greater faith and a greater experience of the Kingdom of God. Join us this semester for this LifeGroup Study and have your eyes opened to the unseen real