Keith Switzer – Lead Pastor  keith@mosaicoflouisville.com 

Rev. Switzer has roots in the area to be served by Mosaic. His home church is Hazelwood UMC. Before becoming pastor of Mosaic, Keith was the District Superintendent. He participated in the Incubator process sponsored by New Church / Congregational Development (NC/CD). Keith also served on the A-team of the NC/CD, which is the strategic planning team for that conference committee.

Keith knows and understands the gifts that each of the Mosaic church campuses bring to the project, and can help preserve those distinct gifts even as he leads the new church into a new kind of ministry.

Dwight A. Hughes - Pastor dwight@mosaicoflouisville.com  

Dwight comes to us from Atlanta, GA.  After graduating from Morehouse College in the 1980s, Dwight entered the corporate community and moved from various accounting positions to a managerial position.  While enjoying his successes in the corporate life, he struggled with the inequalities of corporate America.  In his effort to make a difference, he founded the Spirited Hope Organization, which sought the support of churches and civic organizations to partner with trained, classical musicians to present annual concerts to benefit a selected agency caring for those experiencing homelessness.

At the pinnacle of his career with the Georgia Pacific Corporation, he could no longer deny the call of God on his life.  In August 2000, he resigned from corporate life.  He studied at the Candler School of Theology of Emory University in Atlanta, GA.  Over the next three years, he served as mentor, hospital chaplain, chapel liturgist and minister of young adults at Ben Hill UMC.  Dwight is honored to have achieved the Masters of Divinity degree.  He strives to use his life, influence and gifts to mentor others in the direction of God’s grace.

Tim Jones - Pastor / Fresh Fire tim@mosaicoflouisville.com 

Tim received Christ as his Savior at the United Methodist Youth Camp in Leesburg, Florida. It was at this same camp where he received his call to ministry. Youth work was a great passion for many of those early years in the ministry. Tim was a frequent speaker at Junaluska for their youth weeks and seeing youth commit their lives to Christ was his greatest thrill. His first appointment in the Florida conference was in an inner city church in Tampa Florida. This bi-racial church was a great blessing

For the past sixteen years Tim has been the director of the Wesley Foundation at Florida State University. Tim loves the unpredictability of the college environment and loves to challenge students to sell out for Jesus. It has been a great venture of faith for the Jones family to leave their home and to move to the state of Kentucky. They know that the Lord as led them to the state of Kentucky and to Mosaic. Tim's passion is to help people learn to live in joyful obedience to the Lord Jesus.

Marco Ballesteros - Pastor / Emanuel  marco@mosaicoflouisville.com  

Marco comes to Mosaic from Mexico. His most recent ministry involvement has been the organization of a massive concert in Guadalajara. This concert experience, called "Mad House," raised money for an orphanage called Oasis En-Gedi.

Marco came to Christ in 1990, and as he has grown in his faith he has also grown in his sense of being called to ministry. "One of the visions I have had from my first years of following Christ has been to reach the young people for Christ through an integrated ministry that includes music." Marco is multi-talented, playing guitar, keyboards, and drums along with programming computer music.

Brian Hicks - Pastor / Urban Ministries brian@mosaicoflouisville.com  

Brian is from Lexington, Ky and grew up at Trinity Hill UMC. He has been actively involved in leadership in the United Methodist Church since his teenage years. He served as the Conference Youth President and Head Resident Director at University of Kentucky Wesley Foundation.

Brian's vision for ministry is to guide others in the process of discovering how they might love God and love people in the communities they call home. "Too often we talk about going to some other place to mission work... yet the gospel makes it clear that we are to begin by loving the lost and broken in our own neighborhoods and communities. My vision is that Mosaic will be committed to loving 'the least of these' as we develop faithful followers of Jesus."

Administrative Staff

Ann Hargesheimer – Administrative Assistant 

Lucy Gray – Church Secretary 

Office Hours  9a.m. until 1:00 p.m.

Monday - Friday