Mosaic Church just opened it’s new Winter Garden facility. It was a crazy day with nearly 4,000 in attendance (blowing away our usual 2500). I asked one of our story team to capture the day for me and put together a quick video. Here is that video. We posted it quickly on Facebook, etc. within a day of opening so that people could celebrate with us online. Enjoy!

A few days ago, Mosaic Church opened it’s new Winter Garden Campus. This time lapse video of the construction served as a countdown video to start the service. It was also a part of a larger vision for what the whole weekend would feel like. As you watch it, imagine it on a 10×30 LED wall. It was pretty awesome.

Yesterday, Mosaic Church opened it’s new building with nearly 4,000 in attendance. We’ve been working on it for more than a year. And in some ways, we’ve been working on this video for just as long. We created this video to share the story of the construction and the key people involved in it’s creation. And we used it on our opening Sunday. Enjoy!

Ok, I know, it’s just a building. But a lot of lives were changed there. People met spouses, dedicated children, got baptized, got saved, etc. While it may be just brick and mortar, these spaces take on an important role in our lives. So when we have to say goodbye to one building and move to another, even if that change is due to growth, it’s important to take a minute to acknowledge all that happened in that old space. This video is an example of that effort. We used this video on our last Sunday in the old building.

This year, my life has been all about the new building. And as often happens, we hit a snag. Rather than have it be a downer, we decided to make it a fun announcement that the opening date was delayed. We created a time lapse video and had some fun showing the slowdown. Watch it to see what I mean.

Do you like to watch the special features from your favorite movies? I know I do. As Mosaic Church continues onward towards completion of it’s new building, we thought it would be fun to do a super indepth video tour of the building for those who want the details. I also selfishly wanted to capture this moment in my life without a ton of editing. So rather than the highly produced videos we typically do, this one was low budget, and one take. At 45 minutes, it’s long, but if you like this sort of thing, you’ll love it.