Separatism law: the great fear of Protestant temples

The temple of La Rencontre is nestled between Gare de l'Est and Gare du Nord in Paris, rue des Petits-Hôtels.

This Protestant place has lost its pretty slender face, neoclassical from the 19th century, for a soulless facade, 1960s style. It houses a pleasant prayer room where wood dominates, but sober however, like the Reformed Protestants who animate it. .

Every Sunday, Pastor Laurent Schlumberger, 63, in charge of the parish, preaches there.

This man is well known nationally for having presided over the United Protestant Church of France.

On March 7, he preached in front of about fifty people, a hundred following on video, on the parable of the talents, of the Gospel of Matthew.

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This parable deals with material matters to deliver a spiritual message.

It would be almost topical for the Protestant community in France because it says it is very worried about the bill on separatism.

Protestants believe that this revision could

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