Mosaic Church

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Mosaic is a community who love Jesus. www.mosaic.scot

Gathering times are on Sundays @ Hyndland Community Centre (side entrance), Novar Drive, G12 9RU from 3.45pm for a 4pm start.

12/10/2026

This Sunday 18th October is a Feast Sunday.

Food, snacks or drinks — what will you bring to share?
Bring your best Mexican.

10/10/2026

LOVE IS NOT LOVED! 🔥

St Francis of Assisi is said to have wandered through the forest weeping, crying out: “Love is not loved!” What had he understood about Jesus that we, with all our respectable religion, seem so determined to avoid? Have we domesticated Christ into someone who comforts us but never challenges us? This Sunday, we're asking some uncomfortable questions about faith, hypocrisy, radical love and what it really costs to follow Jesus. Expect a little irreverence, some lively discussion, and absolutely no guarantee of leaving comfortably undisturbed. Christ didn't call us to be more pious. He called us to love more dangerously.

01/10/2026

Join us this Sunday 4th October at 3:45 for 4pm start (Hyndland community centre, Novar drive) to explore the Godly Play story of 'The gift of the Holy Spirit ' together (led by Viola.

01/09/2026

Christianity has become a beautiful ruin—sometimes admired and remembered, sometimes scorned. This Sunday, in “Faith in Ruins: Reconstruction, Not Deconstruction,” Robin explores what it means to rebuild a living faith around Jesus Christ. Drawing on Exodus 12:1–14 or Ezekiel 33:7–11, Romans 13:8–14 and Matthew 18:15–20, we will consider a faith courageous enough to move out, a love willing to cost us more than we would give, and a community committed to repairing what has been broken. With three opportunities for honest discussion and debate, you will be challenged to move beyond merely examining the Church’s ruins and making a deeper commitment: leaving something harmful behind, offering costly love and beginning the truthful conversion you have been avoiding. Come ready to question, listen and build again.

27/08/2026

Join us this Sunday 30 Aug, 4pm, Hyndland community centre, Novar Dr, to feast together. The theme is: harvest.
Bring along a side, a main, a pudding or some drinks..

17/08/2026

Join us this Sunday 23rd of August 3:45pm for a 4pm start at Hyndland Community Centre (Novar Dr.) for and exploration of the story of the Feast by the Sea using Godly Play led by Viola.

03/08/2026

Join us this Sunday 9th of August, 3:45pm for 4pm start, at Hyndland Community centre (Novar Dr) for community worship pot-luck style - bring a song and hymn and interpretive dance or a Scottish psalm to make up the service.

30/07/2026

Join us this Sunday as Robin preaches, "Do Not Let Go"

There are nights when faith is not a hymn. It is a grip.

Drawing together Jacob’s struggle with God and Jesus feeding the multitude, this sermon explores what happens when we stop running from the truth, name what has wounded us and allow God to transform who we are becoming.

Jacob enters the darkness grasping for a blessing and emerges wounded, renamed and ready to face the future differently. In Matthew’s Gospel, the disciples move from scarcity and dismissal—“Send them away”—to becoming bearers of Christ’s abundance.

This is a passionate call to a faith that wrestles honestly, refuses despair and places even its smallest gifts into the hands of Christ.

The God who meets us in the struggle is still forming us. The Christ who receives our little is still feeding multitudes.

24/07/2026

This Sunday 26th July we will be going on a Pilgrimage to the Govan Stones.

We will be leaving from Hyndland Community Centre at 2pm.

On the way we will be engaging with some contemplative practises.

The church site at Govan appears to have been a place of Christian worship from around AD 500, possibly associated with St Constantine. Archaeological evidence shows Christian burials from the fifth or sixth century, before St Columba arrived on Iona.

The church has been rebuilt several times, but worship continued on the same ground for fifteen centuries. George MacLeod, founder of the Iona Community, served here and found inspiration in Govan's ancient Christian heritage before restoring Iona Abbey in the 1930s

08/07/2026

Join us this Sunday 12th of July for a BBQ
4pm start
On the hill beside G20 0ET

Bring - something to sit on and a side dish/item such as salad, crisps, drinks, rolls etc.

Getting there -
Train - Maryhill train station
Busses - from city centre - 60, 61, 7;
From West End - 8

Address

Hyndland Community Centre
Glasgow
G129RU

Opening Hours

3:45pm - 5pm

Website

http://www.mosaic.scot/

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