The Reformation in three minutes
Discover our video on the origin of the Protestant Reformation.
The Legacy of Huguenots in New York
Following the Wars of Religion in the second half of the 16th century, Protestants from the kingdom of France, then known as Huguenots, fled persecution and found refuge abroad, particularly in North America. In New York, their influence was significant, and the city retains important traces of this immigration.
Samuel Pozzi and Paul Reclus, Protestant doctors during the Belle Epoque
From June 9 to November 27, the new temporary exhibition at the Jeanne d´Albret Museum brings together two eminent figures in medicine.
Ferrières Protestantism Museum: temporary exhibition “Bread and wine”
From May 19 to December 2021: “Bread and wine” exhibition
The Faculty of Theology of Montpellier is 100 years old!
See you on October 2-3-4, 2021 to celebrate 100 years of presence of the Free Faculty of Protestant Theology in Montpellier.
2021 events in Ferrières
The Ferrières Protestantism Museum offers you its agenda! Consult the agenda Find all the conferences, walks and activities for children ...
Presentation of the Museum
Press Release – 26th May 2014 Welcome to the virtual museum of Protestantism History of the museum Created in 2003 by the Fondation pasteur Eugène Bersier, with the assistance of the Historical Society of French Protestantism, the virtual museum of Protestantism [...]
Museum contributors and partners
Comité scientifique : Céline Borello, Hubert Bost, Gabrielle Cadier, Marianne Carbonnier-Burkard, Frédéric Chavel, André Encrevé, Philippe Kabongo M’Baya, Pierre-Olivier Lechot, Olivier Millet, Jane Stranz, Valentine Zuber.
The Fondation Bersier
The Fondation pasteur Eugène Bersier is a Protestant foundation recognized to be of public interest by decree dated July 3, 1990. It was founded by Maurice Gontier who served as its president from 1990 to 2001. It is a member of the Protestant Federation of France. Its goal is to promote knowledge [...]