Winter 94 MOSAIC I. Eskimo Testimonies II. The Gospel Center Stage III. Children Welcome the Christ Child I. Eskimo Testimonies Synopsis:  One hundred years ago Lutheran Missionary T.L. Brevig shared the gospel with Eskimo people on Alaska’s Seward Peninsula. Today Lutheran congregations in Teller, Nome, Shishmaref, Brevig Mission and Wales stand as a powerful witness to the Gospel. In "Eskimo Testimonies," MOSAIC asked people to share stories and answer the question, "What has God done in your life?". Their answers were powerful and inspiring. Set amid the backdrop of Alaska’s rugged arctic beauty, "Eskimo Testimonies" strikes a chord by sharing a story of rural ministry and partnership through ELCA mission support. II. The Gospel Center Stage Synopsis:  This segment of MOSAIC shows Dr. Paul Harms working with students at Trinity Lutheran Seminary, Columbus, Ohio, on a theatrical production. Two main themes emerge in this segment. The first is that a well-chosen and well-presented play can be a way of communicating the Gospel and can legitimately be performed in the worship space. The second is that by learning to act, students who are preparing to be pastors will be able to use their voices and bodies more effectively in preaching and leading worship. III. Children Welcome the Christ Child Synopsis:  In 1993 MOSAIC invited congregations to send videotape of their 1993 Christmas programs. This segment provides glimpses of Christmas programs from across the ELCA.