Exceptional opening and visit of a Protestant temple
Its construction dates back to the time of Louis Philippe when, with the arrival of the railway, many Protestant families came to settle in Bellevue, which was also a place of villegia…
Samedi 16 septembre 2023, 14h00Passé
Sylvia Odier Duntze
Its construction dates back to the time of Louis Philippe when, with the arrival of the railway, many Protestant families moved to Bellevue, which was also a resort. This land was acquired by a wealthy parishioner and several families joined her to erect the temple, which was inaugurated in 1844. It was originally a chapel, which was opened to the public, then enlarged around 1950 with the construction of a narthex and a mezannine. At that time, Stephan Buxin, a severe sculptor in the parish, offered three sculptures: two inside "You will love the Lord your God with all your strength" and "You will love your neighbour as yourself", as well as a "Tree of Life" on the outside eardrum.