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{{Portal|Christianity}}The Protestant Federation of France (Fédération protestante de France) is a religious organisation created on 25 October 1905, which united the principal Protestant Christian groupings in France. The current president is François Clavairoly, who took over from previous president Claude Baty in 2013. FederationThe Protestant Federation of France may be further divided as follows: - Lutheran
- Reformed
- Evangelical
- Pentecostal
Exhaustive list (2007) of Churches or unions of Churches which are members of the PFF: - Église protestante de la Confession d'Augsbourg d'Alsace et de Lorraine (EPCAAL)
- Église évangélique luthérienne de France (EELF)
- Reformed Church of France (ERF, Église réformée de France)
- Église protestante réformée d'Alsace et de Lorraine (EPRAL)
- Union nationale des églises protestantes réformées évangéliques de France (UNEPREF, formerly EREI)
- Fédération des Églises évangéliques baptistes de France (FEEBF)
- Mission populaire évangélique de France (MPEF)
- Union des Églises évangéliques libres (UEEL)
- Salvation Army (AdS, Armée du Salut)
- Église protestante malgache en France (FPMA)
- Communauté des Églises d'expressions africaines en France (CEAF)
- Église apostolique (EA)
- Church of God in France
- Mission évangélique des Tziganes de France (METF)
- Union des Églises évangéliques de Réveil (UEER)
- Union d'Églises chrétiennes évangéliques
- Église évangélique de Rochefort
- Union des Églises évangéliques du Nazaréen (UEEN)
- Communion des Églises de l’espace francophone (CEEF)
- Communion d’Églises protestantes évangéliques (CÉPÉE)
- Union des Églises protestantes Foursquare-France
- Union d’assemblées protestantes en mission (UAPM)
- Union des Fédérations adventistes de France
In addition the Assemblies of God of France (Assemblées de Dieu de France) are currently in dialogue with the PFF with the eventual aim of becoming full members of the Federation. In all, the Federation unites 23 Churches or unions of Churches, as well as 81 associations which represent about 500 communities, institutions and movements. The member churches of the PFF comprise some 1,268 parishes, 1,065 pastors (of which 196 are women). 900,000 Protestants belong to the member Churches. The Churches cooperate in variety of sectors: childcare, care of the elderly, social and mecial action, holidays and outings in the community, education, communication, art, international relations, development. Presidents - Édouard Gruner (1905-1927)
- Rev. Émile Morel (1927-1929)
- Rev. Marc Boegner (1929-1961)
- Rev. Charles Westphal (1961-1970)
- Jean Courvoisier (1970-1977)
- Rev. Jacques Maury (1977-1987)
- Rev. Jacques Stewart (1987-1997)
- Rev. Jean Tartier (1997-1999)
- Rev. Jean-Arnold de Clermont (1999-2007)
- Rev. Claude Baty (2007-2013)
- Rev. François Clavairoly (27 September 2013 - present)
See alsoExternal links- Official site
- The Maison du protestantisme is at coordinates {{coord|48.880215|23.28367|type:landmark}}
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