We have moved to Massey University

For the rest of 2010 (bar the odd exception) our Sunday gathering will now be 5pm at Massey University.
Our Sunday evening is a chance to mix and mingle, be entertained and hear insights from our communications team about life inspired by knowing God.  All are welcome.

Directions

We are situated in the Level One Common Room which is above the Tussock cafe (the cafe is  well signed posted). Look out for our Mosaic street sign which is on the right hand side of the building.

If driving…

There is plenty of free parking via the Tasman Street Entrance E. The E entrance is just north of Coombe Street. Parking is available near the outdoor seating area (note you cannot drive through from Wallace St).

If coming by bus…

You can catch a bus that comes up Wallace St (like a Railway 11 for example). Get off outside the BPM fitness center at the top of Taranaki and Wallace Streets. Walk through the Massey grounds towards Tasman St. It can be a bit of a maze but you are looking for the Student Union building.

So what is this gathering about?

Mosaic meets as a whole community in two different ways. First we meet every Sunday for stories, food and good conversation. Secondly, we meet every fortnight on a Wednesday to delve into the mystery of Scripture and to probe what it means to live as Jesus did (you can read more about each of our Gatherings here).
Until now we have met in homes and shared a meal together, but we have now become too large to all fit and give everyone a seat. So in order for there to be more room for others to join in (maybe you?), we have found ourselves a new place we can hopefully translate our Sunday gathering to.

What to expect

Our Sunday gathering will be much the same as it was - an informal affair with a delicious selection of finger food and the opportunity to hear some stories shared about what the Mosaic Community is about.  Each Sunday evening will be loosely structured around a core idea which will guide the evening. There will also be the chance for people within the Mosaic community to express their creativity through forms like spoken word poetry and original music.