"The Mosaic Village is a special place, as much for the architecture and vibrancy of the chapel as for the people who work there. You can bring whoever you are, propose activities and events. You don't have to be a Christian to feel welcome here; the only prerequisite I'd see would be an attitude of openness and listening, and an attraction to all forms of spirituality to be experienced collectively. The Mosaic Village is therefore a space to visit, to co-create, to expand, in a collective and joyful way."

"For me, the Village Mosaïque is all about enriching and beneficial yoga-coaching-chi gong sessions, talking circles in a serene atmosphere, mixed or men, musical celebrations with worldmusic, convivial and friendly intergenerational encounters!"

"I received from the Mosaic Village a sense of community and caring, and an opportunity to share. People can also come with who they are. You can come with yourself, without hiding. So, I'd recommend the village to anyone who needs community, to meet new people, or to anyone who needs to discover a little more about themselves."

"What sets Mosaic Village apart is its openness, its universality beyond dogma and even Christianity, in a desire for communal fellowship between brothers and sisters on a spiritual journey. A gathering of pilgrims of the heart, in short, who hear the call of the relational bond, for God is also in each of us."

"For me, the Village Mosaïque is all about enriching and beneficial yoga-coaching-chi gong sessions, talking circles in a serene atmosphere, mixed or men, musical celebrations with worldmusic, convivial and friendly intergenerational encounters!"

"I would recommend Village Mosaïque to anyone interested in any of the activities, as well as to those wishing to meet new people in a friendly setting that encourages some introspection."

"What I appreciate about Village Mosaïque is its warm welcome, its spiritual approach with different practices that encompass body, soul and spirit. The mid-week meditation opens up a new way of communicating with God. Interesting and varied encounters (a mix of cultures and interests). Also, the activities are very much connected to society and daily life (mental health week, tackling the subject of death at All Saints' Day, integration of marginalized people, etc.)."

"I would recommend Village Mosaïque to anyone who wants to be part of a close-knit community. You don't have to be religious or follow a particular faith to be part of it. If you're looking for a community made up of great people and want to participate in events that bring people together from time to time, then this is the place for you."

"I discovered the Village Mosaïque at a chance meeting and recognized myself in this project of bringing together people from very different backgrounds, but with the same intention of opening up, weaving links and integrating others to learn new ways of enriching each other. The Mosaic Village offers a setting where we can come together to share music, the arts and common prayers for a better world".

"From my very first participation in this Saturday morning group, I was very enthusiastic to see that spiritual practice within the Mosaic Village was open to the exploration of practices borrowed from spiritualities all over the world. I discovered that the chapel could be a place for modern sharing, and I experienced authentic moments of self-work and opening our hearts in exchange with others, even though I didn't know anyone yet. The spirituality on offer is completely inclusive, emphasizing what we all share in our different beliefs rather than pointing out our differences."

"When I discovered the Wednesday evening online prayer meeting, I wanted to join in. And that's what I've been doing ever since. The meditations shared by Erika bring me a lot. At the end of the day, in the middle of a professional week which is always very busy for me, it's the ideal time to focus on what's really important, to be close to God and to share our emotions (and God's love) with others."

"In spirit and in reality, the Village is an incredible space, a truly colorful mosaic! The participants, the activities and the premises are all perfectly in tune with the given mission (I was going to say Jesus' mission)! Coming from traditional Catholic and Protestant churches, I find here a much broader spiritual nourishment, a wealth of exchanges through the many opportunities to meet, find each other and be together again: talking circles, writing workshop, choir, worship lab, etc etc! Words that would describe the community would be: dynamism, listening, open-mindedness, respect, welcome, dimension of the heart, deep faith, meaning and the quest for meaning, benevolence, dialogue and so much more! What a marvel, thank you!"