One of the most viewed episodes of the podcast covers mental health and the hosts' struggles with stress and anxiety. The church also produces the Battle Ready podcast. The band has released three live albums and three extended plays. Mosaic has a worship band named Mosaic MSC, led by Worship Pastor Mariah McManus. Since then, Mosaic has expanded to 7 campuses along the Pacific Coast and has a weekly attendance of over 5,000. In 2006, Mosaic had approximately 60 nationalities with 2,000 in weekly attendance. MOSAIC has since become a single church with multiple sites. It was at this time that the Sunday night service was moved to the Club Soho, a nightclub in downtown Los Angeles (relocating several years later to the Mayan Theater, also in downtown Los Angeles). Regular night-time services also began being offered.Ī new name was sought with "MOSAIC" being the accepted choice. McManus built on the foundation set at Brady, promoting the use of multi-media, art and dance in worship. Wolf then moved into the role of "Teaching Pastor" and simultaneously accepted a teaching position at Golden Gate Seminary in San Francisco. Early in 1994, McManus officially became Senior Pastor. He was then invited to move to The Church on Brady and Los Angeles to transition into the role of Senior Pastor. In October 1991, Erwin McManus was first introduced to The Church on Brady as the keynote speaker at Brady's Spare Not Conference on World Evangelism. This "mosaic" terminology later became central to the re-naming of the congregation from the Church on Brady many establishments and congregations were set up due to the organizations popularity. Tour" which pointed out the mosaic quality of diverse populations of Los Angeles, rather than the "melting pot" concept that many media sources used to describe the communities and ethnic areas of the city. At this time Wolf developed a training program and "L.A. Brady faced a constant issue of overcrowding due to perennial growth. Wolf led the church through a building phase that was completed in 1987. Wolf taught the church a process called "Oikos Evangelism": reaching out to one's circle of influence home church groups or "Share Groups".īy 1983 the original building on Brady was far outgrown and in need of repair. Although never officially changed, this name was how it became recognized. Located on Brady Ave, church members began to refer to the congregation as The Church on Brady. Wolf created a leadership team that reflected this new cultural make-up with Hispanics filling over 50 percent of elder and leadership roles and Asian serving approximately 20 percent of these roles. The churches' new make-up was approximately 50 percent Hispanic, 40 percent Caucasian or Anglo, and 10 percent Asian. The small number of people still attending were predominantly Caucasian/ Anglo and elderly in an area that was becoming more diverse with Hispanic, Armenian, and Asian families moving in as Caucasian/Anglo families moved to the suburbs. Wolf "Brother Tom" became the senior pastor of the then-named First Southern Baptist Church of East Los Angeles. By 1958, two more "missions" or services were established in Baldwin Park and Monterey Park. Members brought their own chairs to the first service. Thirty-five charter members of Bethel Baptist Church began meeting on January 3, 1943, in a rented storefront in Los Angeles, California. The church had been affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention, but today, it describes itself as non-denominational.
Mosaic is a multi-site megachurch based in Los Angeles, California, and is currently led by Erwin McManus. Church in United States and Mexico Mosaic
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