DISTRICTS AND LOCAL ASSEMBLIES IN FRANCE

Local assemblies in the districts form the front-line of Pentecost mission. Over twenty churches belong to the COPF. Most churches have their services in leased buildings; others meet in homes, schools, community centres and other public places. Some follow a traditional style of worship whilst others try new ways of doing church to attract people that find church alien to their culture and way of life.

All assemblies normally meet for worship on Sunday but also have meetings during the week for bible study groups, parents and children, youth clubs, and workshops.
There are local assemblies with a team of ministers whilst others have overseers and or no minister at all. A fund from the National Resource Centre in Paris provides resources for those assemblies who encounter difficulties in financing a minister's wages or an evangelism project on their own. It also pays for publications, events and support for all local churches across the country.

Cathedral Notre Dame of Paris

Paris is an architectural wonder, and boasts an artistic heritage matched by no other city in the world...
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Notre Dame de La Garde

Marseille, with more than a million inhabitants, is the second-largest city in France and France's premier port...
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Bartholdi Fountain

Lyon, the charm of Europe, is a city in east central France, the third largest French city, it is a major centre of business...
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European Parliament building

Strasbourg is home to 13th-century Gothic architecture, huge cathedrals and impressive museums in the Alsace region of France...
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The Capitole

One of the jewels in France's south-westerly crown, Toulouse is an enchanting mix of the ancient and the modern making it the fourth largest city of France ...
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Cathedral Notre Dame

Mantes-La-Jolie often informally called Mantes is a commune 48km in the western suburbs of Paris...
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