The Temple protesting of Rheims is located 13 bis, boulevard Lundy, with Rheims. It was built by the architect Charles Letrosne after the destruction of the old temple during the war of 1914-18 and which went back to 1867. The first stone of the current building was posed on October 23rd, 1921. Dedication on June 24th, 1923.

The murals in art déco of Jaulmes were covered with a white painting in 1973, but one can see always there the stained glasses of Jacques Gruber, in particular the central stained glass which represents four figures of the Protestant Reform of XVIe century (Bèze, Farel, Zwingli and Calvin).

External bonds

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  of the Temple

• Organ of the Temple
• Church reformed of Epernay-Rheims