mosaixmultiply

Our Story

Our Story

mosaiXmultiply was born out of a significant refugee movement in Germany between 2011 and 2016, when nearly 2 million refugees, mainly from the Middle East and North Africa, sought refuge within its borders. This unprecedented event brought with it a wave of spiritual awakening, as hundreds of thousands of individuals came to faith in Jesus. Many of us saw this as a divine intervention—an unexpected "quiet awakening"—as more and more embraced Christianity. In response, Gospel-centered communities, like ours in Frankfurt, recognized the urgent need to equip both newcomers and nationals to form multicultural, Gospel-centered communities.
 

This moment of rapid change compelled us to rethink discipleship training and multiplication. We saw the need to invest in those with apostolic and pastoral gifts to drive the multiplication of Gospel-centered, multicultural communities.
 

In response, we began planning seminars, conferences, and classes designed to deliver this much-needed training. We crafted a simple curriculum, drawing from a diverse group of instructors from different national backgrounds—leaders who had practical experience in planting multicultural Gospel-centered communities and leading diverse teams. These leaders knew how to communicate the deep truths of God in a way that people with no formal education could understand. Then, when COVID-19 hit, we pivoted to take everything online. This marked the beginning of mosaiXmultiply.
 

The initiative is vital because launching Gospel-centered communities is one of the most effective forms of evangelism worldwide, though it comes with its complexities. To keep up with this movement, it's critical to train new believers from diverse cultural backgrounds, especially in ways that are linguistically and culturally relevant. That's why we prioritize translating and contextualizing our courses with input from local indigenous leaders. As many nations continue to evolve as a nations of immigrants, the need for this kind of training becomes increasingly urgent. More pastors and church leaders are striving to build unity across cultural and ethnic divides within the body of Christ.
 

When we look at the Bible, we see God's mission of grace and restoration extending to all people—every tongue, tribe, and nation. Scripture consistently shows that God has historically used outsiders or immigrants as key figures in His redemptive plan. People from every corner of the world have always played a pivotal role in reaching the ends of the earth. The early Gospel-centered communities, beginning at Pentecost, were inherently multicultural. They serve as a model for us today.
 

We believe that the most mature expression of the Christ Bride is not the mega-church, but the multicultural one. This is the truest reflection of what we will all be as the body of Christ in Heaven. This is why we are so dedicated to raising up people from every tongue, tribe, and nation to start simple, Gospel-centered communities for all people.
 

We are committed to partnering with people from all backgrounds, denominations, networks, and organizations to provide well-trained leaders for every context. Through mosaiXmultiply, we also foster a global community of believers, who equip and encourage one another, bringing unity to the body of Christ.