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“For my house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples.” (Isaiah 56:7)
We are an International, Interdenominational English-speaking Protestant Christian Congregation — of all socio-economic backgrounds, ethnicities, races, nationalities, gender identities, and sexual orientations — seeking to bear witness by word and deed to the love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ.
In Paris for the games this summer? Come join us for some special gatherings as we welcome guests from all over the world:
Saturday 27 July 14h-15h30: Special screening of documentary XXI - A Sport Named Solutions in the Sanctuary (view the film trailer here)
Saturday 27 July 16h-17h30: Live music on the Portico with John Arndt
Sunday 28 July 19h30-20h30: Vespers service in the Sanctuary
Wednesday 31 July 9h30-10h30: Morning prayer and music in the Sanctuary
Friday 2 August 15h-16h30: Live music on the Portico with John Arndt
Saturday 3 August 14h-16h: Special screening of documentary XXI - A Sport Named Solutions in the Sanctuary (view the film trailer here) followed by Q&A with director David Blough
Olympics Updates
Information about the Olympics and Paralympics and their effects on travel around ACP
Save the date - 12 October
Registration is now open! Click image for information and registration.
First Sunday Food Drive
Sunday 7 April
Worship Livestream - Sermons - Bulletins & Announcements - Request a Prayer
The American Church in Paris is thrilled to be welcoming The Rev. Rebecca Burrow as our Associate Pastor for Congregational Ministries.
Rev. Burrow is a licensed, ordained Baptist pastor who earned her MDiv at Christian Theological Seminary in Indiana and has worked bi-vocationally in ministry and human services for more than fifteen years.
Most recently, she has served as CEO of Building Reconciliation Inclusion Diversity and Gender Equity, LLC (BRIDGE) and Executive pastor at St. John Baptist Church in Florida. At St. John’s, her ministerial services included administration, leading worship, preaching and teaching, providing pastoral care and leadership development. She’s also previously served as an Associate Pastor, Minister of Music, hospital and parish chaplain and adjunct faculty, teaching Spirituality in Healthcare.
As she says, “My philosophy for ministry is shaped by the words of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., ‘Above all I see the preaching ministry as a [dual] process. On the one hand I must attempt to change the soul of individuals so that their societies may be changed. On the other I must attempt to change the societies so that the individual soul will have a change.’ As a servant leader and visionary transformative agent of Christ, I am called to respond to despair with hope, oppression with liberation, and inequity with justice. I’m excited to work with the ACP community in serving as a catalyst for inclusion, reconciliation, and transformation in Christ, while embracing diversity and multiculturalism.”
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The American Church in Paris
Location: 65 quai d'Orsay. 75007 Paris
Telephone: +33 (0)1 40 62 05 00
Worship service times: Sundays 11h and 14h.
Sanctuary hours: Worship on Sundays, occasional concerts and events. The sanctuary is open for public visitation on Thursdays 9h15-10h30, but closed all other times.
No docent tours will be conducted during the Olympics and Paralympics period. Docent tours of the sanctuary: Guided tours of the history and secrets of ACP are given on Thursdays 9h15-10h30 (except national holidays and school vacation periods) and the 2nd Sunday of each month (between services at about 12h15 at the chancel). Register for Thursday tours here. Online tour available here.
Church house hours: Daily 9h-12h30 and 13h30-17h. Evening hours vary according to scheduled activities and events.
