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France
| | | |  | Assemblies of God in Anjou - Introduction to the Pentecostal churches of Angers, Saumur and Cholet in Western France. Links to other evangelical churches.
|  | Chaplaincy of Poitou-Charentes - English language services and fellowship in Charente, Charente Maritime, Deux Sevres, and Vienne in France. Includes details of services, location, the clergy, additional chaplaincy details and related links.
|  | Church of St. John the Evangelist, Saint Raphaël, Var - English-speaking worship in Saint Raphaël. Includes worship times, parish and community outreach activity, history of the church and chaplaincy, contact details, and location map.
|  | Emmanuel Baptist Church of Paris - A place of worship for the English speaking community of Paris.
|  | English-Speaking Church of Grenoble, France - Founded in 1966 to serve anglophones in the Grenoble area. Our Church membership, composed of many nationalities and Christian denominations, seeks to worship and learn together.
|  | Saint-Louis Church of Boulogne-sur-Mer, France - Traditional Roman Catholic Rite including Tridentine Mass. Located at 56, rue Félix Adam, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France. Welcomes UK travellers in Boulogne, following in the footsteps of their forefathers.
|  | Emmanuel Baptist Church of Paris - A place of worship for the English speaking community of Paris.
|  | St Andrew's Church, Anglican Chaplaincy in Pau - A church in the Diocese in Europe offering details of services, location and directions, an overview of the church, parish news, list of lesson readers and related links.
|  | St. Bartholomew's Church - An Anglican church providing English-speaking worship in the seaside resort of Dinard. Provides historic details, an overview of the congregation, a schedule of services, how to find the church and a picture album.
|  | Trinity International Church, Strasbourg, France - Trinity International Church is a lively, friendly group of International Christian believers who meet together to worship God in the English language, to pray for one another, and to enjoy fellowship.
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