Adelaïde Haas Hautval (1906-1988)
A physician, she was deported to Auschwitz for standing up for Jews. She refused to take part in the medical “experiments” on Jewish women; she was declared “Righteous among the...
The Protestant Faculty of Theology in Strasbourg
The Protestant Faculty of Theology in Strasbourg, successor to the School founded in 1538, is one of the oldest sites offering training for a variety of ministries within the church....
Isaac Haffner (1751-1831)
Johannes Oekolampad (1482-1531)
Oekolampad was one of the first Reformers. He brought the Protestant Reformation to Basel and then spread it in Southern Germany. Like Zwingli, he belonged to the Reform Movement.
Heinrich Bullinger (1504-1575)
Heinrich Bullinger was a theologian and a Reformer who supported the Reform Movement in Zurich after Zwingli’s death in 1531. He also played a key role in spreading the Protestant...
Deux écureuils rouges
Coupe de l’Alliance
Résurrection de Lazare
Crucifixion de Jésus
Noé cultivateur
The Melanchthon House in Bretten (Germany)
The great humanist and famous reformer Philipp Melanchthon, born in Bretten in 1497, was an intimate friend and collaborator, of Luther. A museum in Bretten bears his name, it was...
Trois feuilles de la jungle
L’Ascension
Coq attisant un feu
Creation of the United Protestant Church of France (EPUF)
Years of conciliation work between the Reformed Church of France (ERF) and the Lutheran Evangelical Church of France (EELF) resulted in the union made possible by the Leuenberg Concord of...
Creation of the National Council of Evangelicals of France (CNEF)
The National Council of Evangelicals of France brings together most of the Unions of Evangelical Churches, including the Pentecostal churches, particularly the Assemblies of God. Some of the Unions of...
Creation of the Union of Protestant Churches of Alsace and Lorraine (UEPAL)
The Lutheran Church of the Augsburg Confession of Alsace and Lorraine (ECAAL) and the Reformed Church of Alsace and Lorraine (ERAL) pooled services while retaining their concordat status and to...
Creation of the Council of Christian Churches in France
The Council of Christian Churches in France (CECEF) is made up of delegations from Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox and Armenian Apostolic Churches. Its mission is to facilitate reflection and potentially common...
Publication of the TOB: the French Ecumenical Translation of the Bible
The French Ecumenical Translation of the Bible (TOB) was completed. The work conducted by Catholic, Reformed and Lutheran teams, with occasional help from the orthodox churches benefited from remarkable circumstances:...
The Concord of Leuenberg
The signing in 1973 of the Concord of Leuenberg, a small Swiss city, was the result of discussions begun in 1960 between ministers and heads of Lutheran and Reformed Churches...