Église Protestante Unie

Founded in 1832 the Église Protestante Unie de Lyon-Terreaux stands proudly. It’s a testament to Lyon’s rich Protestant history. Initially opposing the concordat church the parish joined the Union of Free Churches in 1875. Later it adhered to the regrouping of the Reformed Church of France in 1938. Today the church is part of a larger network. It’s part of the Consistory-Ensemble of Greater Lyon. This includes other Protestant United Churches in the area. The Église Protestante Unie de Lyon-Terreaux is more than just a building. It’s a vibrant community. It’s a place of worship and dialogue. The church welcomes people of all backgrounds and cultures. This spirit of inclusivity is essential to its identity. Its mission is to share the good news of Jesus Christ. This message of hope and reconciliation resonates deeply. The church actively participates in ecumenical and interfaith discussions. It’s committed to upholding secular values human rights and social justice. All this is done in line with its evangelical values. The Église Protestante Unie de Lyon-Terreaux is located at 10 rue Lanterne. It’s conveniently close to Place des Terreaux in the heart of Lyon. Its location makes it easily accessible to many. The congregation primarily comprises Reformed parishioners. They reside in various areas including the Presqu’île the slopes of Croix-Rousse Croix-Rousse itself Caluire-et-Cuire Rilleux-la-Pape and other surrounding towns. However a significant portion of its members live outside these areas showing its broader appeal. The church is more than just a local institution. It has deep roots in Lyon’s history. It’s a continuing reflection of the city’s evolving religious landscape. The Église Protestante Unie de Lyon-Terreaux continues to serve its community. It serves through its services its teachings its fellowship its dialogue and its commitment to social justice. Its doors remain open welcoming all who seek solace community or spiritual guidance. This enduring legacy is a testament to its unwavering faith and its profound impact on Lyon.