église évangélique baptiste de Paris

About église évangélique baptiste de Paris

Église évangélique baptiste de Paris is a Protestant Baptist church in Paris’s 7th arrondissement. The congregation traces its origins to 1839, when a small group of Baptists meeting by immersion gathered in Paris. The present church building on rue de Lille was developed with support from the American Baptist mission committee in Boston. Its foundation stone was symbolically laid on 24 August 1872, and the building was dedicated on 14 September 1873 with an auditorium reported to hold 700 people. The architect was the Swedish designer W. Hansen, whose work is associated with a characteristic neo-Gothic façade. The church also contains one of Paris’s oldest adult baptismal pools. The congregation describes itself as a Christian Protestant association and states that it belongs to the Fédération des Églises Évangéliques Baptistes de France and the Fédération Protestante de France. The exact branch identified here is at 48 rue de Lille, 75007 Paris. The official contact page lists telephone numbers and an email address for enquiries. A separate Paris-Centre Baptist congregation at 72 rue de Sèvres is a different branch and should not be confused with this rue de Lille location.

Practical details

Website

https://www.eeb75007.fr/

Phone

01 42 61 45 10; 06 22 45 04 79

Full address

48 rue de Lille, 75007 Paris, France

Sources

• www.eeb75007.fr
• fr.wikipedia.org
• www.openstreetmap.org
• www.wikidata.org
• www.eeb75007.fr
• www.eeb75007.fr
• www.eeb75007.fr

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