Who is Assemblée Évangélique de Strasbourg?
Assemblée Évangélique de Strasbourg is an independent evangelical Christian church located at 5 rue Baldner, in the Neudorf district of Strasbourg (67100), France. Not affiliated with any denominational union, it welcomes residents of the neighborhood and the wider Strasbourg area each week for a shared time of worship, in the simple, close-knit spirit typical of small local congregations.
Founded in 1994 by Christians who wanted to build a church faithful to the Gospel, the assembly has since pursued a twofold aim: making the message of salvation in Jesus Christ known, and encouraging every believer to love, follow, and serve Him. Its teaching rests on the authority of the Bible, the divinity of Jesus Christ, the presence of the Holy Spirit, and salvation by grace received through faith rather than works.
Sunday worship takes place every week at 10:00 a.m., with a parallel program for children. Community life also includes times of prayer, Bible study, and an annual weekend retreat — opportunities to strengthen bonds between members and grow together in faith.
The church maintains an online presence through its website, which publishes articles and media, as well as a YouTube channel that streams some services live. These tools let those who cannot attend in person, or who want to get to know the church before visiting, follow part of the community's life remotely.
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Frequently asked questions about Assemblée Évangélique de Strasbourg
Where is Assemblée Évangélique de Strasbourg located?
It is located at 5 rue Baldner, 67100 Strasbourg, in the Neudorf district.
When is the Sunday service?
Sunday worship is held every week at 10:00 a.m., with a parallel children's program.
What denominational union is the church part of?
It belongs to no union — it is an independent church (EI) within the evangelical movement.
Who are the church's pastors?
The church's website does not name any pastor; visitors can inquire directly through the site's contact page.
Can services be watched online?
Yes, the church streams some services live on its YouTube channel.
How long has the church existed?
It was founded in 1994 by Christians who wanted to build an assembly faithful to the Gospel.
