The American Church in Paris (ACP) welcomes you to worship each Sunday at one of our three services. The 09h00 service is a contemplative communion service; the 11h00 service is a traditional service with special music from one of our guest soloists or various choirs; the 13h30 service is a contemporary service.
Our congregation is an interdenominational and international Christian community whose mission is to bear witness by word and deed to the love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ, to provide a place of English language worship in the American Protestant tradition, and to engage in ministries and services that enrich the lives of residents and visitors in Paris.
The ACP is the first American church established outside of the United States. Begun in 1814, its official charter and first sanctuary were established in 1857. We have been located on the quai d’Orsay since 1931.
Enuma Okoro, author of Reluctant Pilgrim, will speak at three Thurber Thursdays and at the Annual Women's Retreat on 2 June. Enuma was born in the US but raised in Nigeria, Ivory Coast and England. She holds a Master of Divinity degree from Duke University Divinity School where she served as the Director for the Center of Theological Writing. She is a Spiritual Director in the Ignatian tradition, a writer, speaker, and leader of retreats and workshops. You can read more about Enuma and her book at 
