Open day – Wednesday 15th November 12-3pm
We are truly pleased to open our door to a wider public. Please come along to visit this little known Grade II* jewel designed by Sir Aston Webb in 1891.
500th Anniversary of the Reformation
On October the 15th in Soho, a service of commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation took place in front of a packed church and in the presence of His Excellency the French Ambassador, M Jean-Pierre Jouyet. The French Choir of London (les Fauristes) under the baton of Blandine de Raulin wonderfully…
The French Protestant Church upgraded to Grade II* from Grade II
The move announced on 23rd August was made by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport on the advice of Historic England. The upgrade to Grade II* means the site is particularly important as opposed to just of special interest which the Grade II listing means. Only 5.8% of the listed…
From Threadneedle street to Soho square, a talk by Barbara Julien
On June 10th, as part of of Still Reforming, a year-long series of events in London to mark the quincentenary of the Reformation, Tessa Murdoch, Victoria and Albert Museum, and Barbara Julien, Huguenot Society, led an evening of celebration on the contribution of French Huguenots to British society. Barbara Julien (here pictured with the…
Welcome to our brand new website!
After 467 years of presence on British soil, the French Protestant Church has finally decided to go bilingual and invest in a brand new English version of its website! We hope that we will now see people flocking to our website and that we shall not disappoint you! Enjoy browsing, All the best from the…
Reformation anniversary
On June the 10th Dr Tessa Murdoch, from the Victoria and Albert Museum, led a full day of celebration beginning very early on with a Huguenot walk in Soho and ending in the evening by a conversation with Barbara Julien, Huguenot Society, on the contribution of French Huguenots to British society. This event attracted many…