Reviews of French Protestant Church of London. (Church) in London (London).

French Protestant Church of London

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French Protestant Church, 8-9 Soho Square, London W1D 3QD

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Reviews of French Protestant Church of London

J. B.

This is a lovely Church. Only open (or appears to be) on Sundays. I have popped in there, but went in after the problems in Paris. Really useless at speaking French but nice to meet people. A lovely Church but not really well attended the acoustics in there are very nice and the congregation are very friendly and welcoming

j. b.

Grade II Listed church* facing Soho Square completed in 1893 and attributed to Aston Webb. The elaborate exterior (south facing) resembling a Flemish commercial building is clad in red Doulton terracotta tiles and blue Luton brickwork. The tympanum carving and Huguenot Cross above entrance added in 1950 commemorates 400 years since the first Huguenot arrivals. An active community. * The only surviving French Protestant Church in Britain.

R. M.

Nice to have service in French. But I used to attend an English service when I lived in Paris,

M. P.

Nice church with nice history

F. B.

Lovely and listed building

A. K.

You are warmly welcomed. Dare to meet others, even if you are very shy. The pastor is excellent, sometimes polemical towards the scriptures to challenge us to awakening! We appreciate it. His wife is simply magnificent. Always smiling, she is the heart of the church! As well as other lay people very committed to the life of this Temple. Interludes hosted by the pianist to help meditate better. And above all, this sharing glass offered free of charge after each service. Any Protestant living in London or passing through should go there. We feel at home.