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View articlesÉglise Évangélique Paris Métropole is an evangelical Protestant church affiliated with the Assemblées de Dieu de France (ADD), whose main campus is located at 44 rue de la Roquette, in Paris's 11th arrondissement, near Bastille. The Sunday service there begins at 9:30 am. The church is also part of a network of several worship locations across the Paris region, including Montparnasse, Torcy, and Fresnes.
Its history dates back to 1930, when pastor Douglas Scott arrived in France and launched the Pentecostal movement. The Paris work was officially founded on February 20, 1936 by Christo Domoutchief under the name 'Église évangélique de Paris.' The church moved to rue de la Roquette in 1973. After André Boulagnon and then Franck Lefillatre, Christian Robichaud was appointed principal pastor in 2017. His vision is to reach Parisians by establishing new worship locations, carried by the love of Jesus Christ.
Church life is organized around several Sunday services depending on the campus, a weekly prayer meeting, and an intergenerational ministry structured by age group: Mini Kids (ages 1-3), P'tits Pouss (ages 3-6), Expl'Orateurs (ages 7-10), DJ's (ages 11-14), the CAP teen group (ages 14-18) on Sundays at 2 pm, and JAP for young adults (ages 18-35) two Fridays a month. Monthly home groups offer fellowship, Bible study and prayer, along with dedicated time for seniors.
In Judges 2, Christian Robichaud shows that the unconquered cities are your zones of doubt. Jesus comes to take your hand and conquer them with you.
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Elijah was a man just like you. With James 5, Christian Robichaud shows that your whole-hearted prayer is more powerful than you think.
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Jehoshaphat had a good heart, and yet. Christian Robichaud shows why our alliances matter and how to keep God's peace.
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Galatians 6:2: Pastor Albéric calls the Church to bear one another's burdens through compassion, presence, and prayer.
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Ephesians 4: Pastor Daryl calls the Church to live gathered together in humility, forgiveness, and unity, without bitterness or slander.
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In Matthew 25, Joël Warzecha shows that the master praises faithfulness, not performance. No shortcut: be faithful in the little things.
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From the early Church to Zacchaeus, Benjamin Lamotte-Augris shows that the true Church goes against the current of the world and rises to serve.
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God will never force your heart. With Hezekiah, Manasseh and Josiah, Christian Robichaud shows three ways of receiving his word.
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Joshua 24, Rachel, Zacchaeus: Joël Warzecha calls you to throw away what still ties you to your old life and live the freedom Jesus paid for.
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Psalm 133 with Sammy Zoccola: God blesses a heart posture, unity in Christ. Aaron's oil, the dew of Hermon, life forevermore.
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In Acts 3, José Ngoueuze Nzali shows how individualism empties a congregation and how unity brings in those who are left at the gate.
Watch the full teachings on their YouTube channel.
Its main campus is at 44 rue de la Roquette, in the 11th arrondissement of Paris (75011), near Bastille. The church also has campuses in Montparnasse, Torcy, and Fresnes.
The Bastille campus service begins at 9:30 am, with additional services at 11:30 am and 1:30 pm the same day depending on the campus.
The church is affiliated with the Assemblées de Dieu de France (ADD), an evangelical Pentecostal movement, and is a member of the CNEF.
Christian Robichaud has served as principal pastor since 2017. Several pastoral couples also oversee the different campuses.
The church offers age-based groups (Mini Kids, P'tits Pouss, Expl'Orateurs, DJ's), a CAP teen group on Sundays, and JAP for young adults two Fridays a month.
Yes, the church publishes its services on its YouTube channel @EgliseParisMetropole.