The French Protestant Church of London is delighted to host on Saturday 8th June a PCN full day conference (10:30 am to 4:30pm) on Religion and Atheism, beyond the divide. This PCN Britain conference will offer an opportunity to engage with their speakers in a conversation about religion, atheism, seeking ways to…
Thanks to Dr. Charlotte Faucher, historian of Modern Europe, Franco-British relations and European expatriate communities, you can now listen to a lively description of our wonderful building on Soho Square and its history dating back to the 16th century. We hope you enjoy this podcast!
During a magical evening and in front of a packed audience, Les Fauristes offered us a journey through 500 years of French music and poetry helping us to beat the post holidays blues. Conducted by Blandine de Raulin, les Fauristes, French choir founded in 2010, revisited the two glorious periods of French a capella repertoire, the…
Our Christmas Family Service will take place on Sunday 16th December at 11am. The children of the Sunday school will fill the service with joy in performing a short nativity play and singing aloud! The service will be followed by a festive community lunch, a unique occasion to celebrate the joy of Christmas…
On November the 11th in Soho, a service of remembrance took place in the presence of the veterans’ associations. Mr. Guillaume Bazard, Consul General, accompanied by his wife and his children and Mr. Olivier Cadic, senator for French citizens living abroad, made the kind gesture of joining us. Pastor Stéphane Desmarais preached on…
You are warmly invited to attend the annual Remembrance Service on Sunday 11th November at 11 am. The veterans associations as well as Guillaume Bazard, consul general, will kindly join us on this occasion. An occasion to practice your French and more importantly to remember those who have fallen in buying a…
Join the Huguenot of Spitafields for their Huguenot Month to celebrate the heritage and culture of the extraordinary Huguenots – French Protestants and the first group to be called refugees – who fled France between the 16th and 18th centuries. Hear remarkable stories delivered by distinguished speakers in this rich and diverse festival.…
We wish you all a Happy New Year 2018 from all of us at the French Protestant Church of London.
Following our recent upgrade from Grade II to Grade II*, we had a bit of radio coverage, in French but well worth a try! We were on France Culture on Sunday 5th November, you can listen to the podcast here. And on French Radio London on Monday 20th…
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.