Église luthérienne de la Réconciliation

The Église luthérienne de la Réconciliation is a Lutheran place of worship in Paris, built in 1892 and listed in France's cultural heritage register. Its name — Church of Reconciliation — carries resonance given its construction in the decades following the Franco-Prussian War, possibly reflecting a gesture of spiritual or diplomatic rapprochement. Lutheran churches are rare in Paris, making this a quiet but notable outpost of Protestant tradition in an otherwise predominantly Catholic urban landscape.