RENOVATION - FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH OF LONDON

THE VISION

We want to ensure the future of the French Protestant Church.

Its history and community rely on a thorough and phased renovation that will guarantee its survival for centuries to come. Our main objective is to put back the Church at the crossroad of its dual heritage, being at the same time the active place of worship of the London French speaking protestant communities and one of the key buildings of the Huguenot refuge. As the direct descendant of the first church of the strangers funded in 1550, it also makes the Soho church one of the oldest French landmark in London.

OUR PRIORITIES :

Oﬀering a modern, welcoming and secure environment for our congregation to pray, meet, share, volunteer and engage.
Opening our Church to the Soho community, local charities, historical societies and businesses with a perfect environment for events, conferences or meetings in a prime central and historical location
Sharing our wealth of history by providing greater access to our unique collection of rare books and manuscripts.

Support the RENOVATION

A SAD REALITY

Aﬀected by time, weather but also endless constructions around it (buildings, Crossrail), the building has many issues: leaks damaging the roofs, cracked stained glass, humidity creating inﬁltrations in the building’s terracotta walls and the original organ.

RENOVATION PHASES

THE FUNDING

The global budget is currently estimated at £1,160,000.

Our funding need stands at £245,000.

Support the RENOVATION

HOW TO DONATE

By BT Donate

By cheque : Please send your cheque payable to The French Protestant Church to ‘ Huguenot Church Appeal’ – French Protestant Church, 8-9 Soho Square, London W1D 3QD

Download the Gift Aid declaration

By transfer : Please quote the reference ‘appeal’ and your name.

Lloyds Bank – The French Protestant Church

Sort code 30-84-51 – Account number 32015160

IBAN: GB97 LOYD30845132015160 – BIC: LOYDGB21760

HOW TO HELP

– You would like to join our fundraising team,

– You know people, companies or trusts who could give donations or grants,

– You want to help us fill grants applications,

please send an email

THEY SUPPORT US

The French Protestant Church of London is very grateful to its generous donors (individuals, companies and foundations), for their support of the renovation plan of the Soho temple. We would like to thank them wholeheartedly.

Our donors

Major benefactor

Guillaume Fonkenell

Benefactor

Bertrand Meunier

Terrévent Foundation and Eric de Turckheim

André-Pierre Visser

Patron

Isabelle et Thierry Baudon

Jacques Boissonnas

Ariane Braillard

Laurent et Marine Charbonnier

Ly Dumas

Fonds de soutien au tissu associatif des Français à l’étranger

The French Huguenot Church of London Charitable Trust

Martin Harcourt Williams

George et Yvette Orawski

Antoine et Carole de Saint Affrique

The Scaler foundation

Donor

Albane and Stephan Caron

Dr Elizabeth Courtauld

Antoine et Eléonore Dresch

Anne and Denis Faure

The Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland

Bénédicte and Gilles Moëc-Fougier

Amélie and Bruno Mourgue d’Algue

Nicolas and Véronique Raynaud

Christine and Ulrich Sigwart

Société Genevoise en faveur des Protestants Disséminés

Isabelle and Olivier Wolf

Friend

JR Asprey charitable foundation

Maartje Bonda

Reginald Carlier

Laurence Colchester

Stéphane and Cindy Desmarais

Sabine Duchemin

Fabrice Gaussen

Catherine Giger

Lena and Jérôme Hadey

Cyrille Kabadjeu

Thibault Lavergne and Wine Story

Ghislain and Nelly Leugue

Cécile Monfort-Bidet

Caroline-Laure and Guilhem Nègre

Notre Dame de France

The Lady Phillimore

Anne Roberts

Saint Patrick’s Church (Soho square)

Jean-Philippe Vernes

As well as,

H. Adams, John Adamson, Irina Arnold, Stéphane Audran, Hélène Bamba, Richard Bancroft, Jesse Beaumont, Annette Bell, Luc Benjamin, James Brebner, Claire Bonniol, Céline Bordarier, Tim Bouquet, Peter Bourdillon, Joannah Brear, Georgina Briody, Jennifer Butler, VG Butler, Manon Carbiener, Carrie-S, Peter Caton, Bernard Cazenove, Barbara Cheroutre, Mathilde Chiesa, Communauté malgache, Katleen Cook, George Courtauld, John Critchley, Dr Katherine Danceney, Guilhem Darricau, Malcolm Debonnaire, Magali et Xavier Demierre, Denis Desert, Carol et David Di Matteo, Elaine Du Lieu, Yvette Easton, JG Ellis, JH and Isabelle Gaulard, Florence Giger, Mayeule Graff, David Griffiths, Colin Hadley, T.G.Hall, Leila Hamrat, Robert Hanrott, P Houssemayne du Boulay, Peter Haynes, Robin Howells, Chris Howlett, Hywel Harris Hughes, Huguenot Society of Australia, Michel and Barbara Julien, Xavier Kreiss, Jean-Luc Laloe, James Larminie, Friends of Lambeth Palace Library, Daniel and Françoise Levesque, Aino-Leena Levillain, Kemel Mabiala, Elisabeth Maddison, Peter Malindine, Harry Martineau, Victorine Martineau, François Masson, Brian Matier, Moira Mifsud, Mc Intyre, Lady Monson, David John Montier, Marc and Sandrine Morawek, Jean Murat, Caroline Negrel-Russell, The Nugee foundation, Jeremy Ouvry, Rasa Owondault-Berre, Nicholas Page, Emmanuel Probst, Clive Radley, Claire et Luc Raynal, Catherine Rainey, Antony Ratcliff, Catherine Rawlinson, Brian Rice, Andrew Ritchie, Clément and Hélène Salmon, Robert Scallon, Mrs Snowden, Société Féminine Française, Blanche Tetmen, Laure Thomas, Geoffrey Treasure, Fiona Tremethick, Maurice Vassié, Géraldine Visser, Richard Walker, Richard Wapp, Marcia Watson, The Weavers’ company, J. Young, Dorit Zak.