Faith Under Change: The French Religious Landscape

This chapter explores the intricate religious dynamics in France, detailing the historical tensions between Protestantism and Catholicism, especially during the Reformation and the French Revolution. It highlights the rise of evangelical churches, their congregational growth, and the stark decline of liberal Protestantism, while addressing the issues of pastoral leadership and church facilities. The discussion also delves into the implications of France's religious evolution on both the local and broader French-speaking communities, particularly in relation to Africa.