About Mosaic North

Our Vision

At Mosaic Community Church North, we are part of the most amazing story in the world: the story of God redeeming all of mankind through the ministry of Jesus, empowered by the Holy Spirit and offered through the Church, "the fullness of Him who fills all in all" (Ephesians 1:23).

Throughout the New Testament, we see followers of Jesus from drastically different backgrounds, with unique, Spirit-empowered gifts, come together to form a mature, healthy expression of the family of God. Our name, Mosaic, expresses this very desire. Each person who calls Mosaic North home is broken in unique ways, each from different backgrounds, and each with an essential, Spirit-empowered gift to bring our church into maturity.

OUR THEOLOGY IN A WORD: JESUS. WE WANT TO BE LIKE HIM, LIVE ACCORDING TO HIS WAYS, AND INTRODUCE OTHERS TO HIM. WE BELIEVE THE BIBLE. WE STUDY IT NOT FOR KNOWLEDGE ALONE, BUT TO BE HOLISTICALLY TRANSFORMED INTO THE LIKENESS OF JESUS.
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Meet our leaders
Meet our leaders

Mosaic North is a part of a church planting movement in the Northwest, including Mosaic Seattle and Mosaic Eastside.

Mosaic North is led by a local lead pastor with a local leadership board and advisory board from across the Antioch Movement of Churches.

In 2014, Garrett and Shelly were a part of planting Mosaic North in Edmonds. The Gerlachs began leading Mosaic North in October 2023.

Meet our team

This is a snap shot of our staff and spouses from our annual staff Christmas party. There is so much work that this team does to steward what God has trusted us with at Mosaic North. We truly could not Love God, Love People and Change the World without the incredible team of staff and leaders God has formed.

Mosaic North's Story

In 2014, there was a number of families and individuals who had been traveling down to Mosaic Community Church in Seattle from the Edmonds area. Following the prompting and leadership of God, the leadership of Mosaic Seattle identified six mature Jesus-following leaders and sent them north to establish Mosaic Community Church North in Edmonds.

Since 2014, Mosaic North has met in school auditoriums, local churches, gymnasiums, the local movie theater and even a field during the pandemic. Throughout the years, God has been faithful to his promises to continue to provide and remain the cornerstone for Mosaic North.

The desire of the original launch team in 2014 is still what we long to see today: to see the Kingdom of God expand in southwest Snohomish County!

April 2014 | Team sent out from Mosaic Seattle

September 2014 | First service at The Edmonds Theater

September 2014 | Service inside The Edmonds Theater

April 2015 | Baptism Sunday at Edmonds Adventist Church

November 2016 | Service outside while locked out of Edmonds-Woodway High School

March 2017 | First missionaries sent out from Mosaic North

August 2017 | First Mosaic Training School’s mission trip to the DR

November 2018 | Church-wide Thanksgiving at Calvary Chapel

December 2019 | Chilly baptism Sunday at Calvary Chapel

February 2020 | Service in the Edmonds-Woodway High School theater

April 2020 | Lifegroups on Zoom

July 2020 | Church outside at Rock of Hope Baptist

October 2020 | Services inside for the winter at Rock of Hope Baptist

February 2021 | Services back at The Edmonds Theater

March 2021 | Lobby outside of The Edmonds Theater

2022 | Our current location in Edgewood Baptist’s gymnasium

2023 | Sunday services in the gym

The Antioch Movement

Mosaic North is part of the Antioch International Movement of Churches and is connected with other Antioch churches in the Seattle region: Mosaic Seattle and Mosaic Eastside.

Together, we are a movement of churches connected by relationship and a desire to love God, love one another and love those who do not know Jesus, through the power and work of the Holy Spirit. The Antioch movement, which began more than 20 years ago, is dedicated to seeing the local church reproduce the Kingdom of God through evangelism and discipleship throughout the United States and around the world.

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