Eglise Protestante

Unie de l'Étoile

54, avenue de la Grande-Armée, 75017 Paris

In the 19th century, the area beyond the Place de l'Étoile was made up of wasteland and orchards that were gradually being built. Some Protestants were concerned that this newly built neighbourhood did not have a Protestant place of worship. In 1874 a church was built in the Gothic Revival style. Fifty years later, in 1924, the two buildings on the left and right of the temple were built to house all the activities of the parish.

C1 1874 Construction of the Cavaillé-Coll organ. 2 keyboards, 10 stops. 1897 Three stops added and 1 removed 1917 Reconstruction by Mutin with 3 manuals (two expressive) of 26 stops using the old stops of Cavaillé- Coll. 1947 Works done by Gonzalez. GO: Replaced the Quinte with a Plein Jeu IV and Basson 8 transformed into Trumpet 8. Swell: Cromorne redesigned and remade 1951 Complete overhaul by Gonzalez. Positif: Provision of a Quarte de Nasard in place of the Positif octavin 2 and Voix humaine 8 removed and replaced by the Violin 4 of the Récit. Swell: Reassembling the octavin of the Positif in place of the Violin 4. Pedal: Bassoon 16 transformed into Bombarde 16 and improved the Contrebass 16 by lowering the mouths. 1988 General overhaul by Jean-Marc Cicchero. 2010-2022 Restoration of the organ by Antoine Pascal. Source

Organiste titulaire Liesbeth Schlumberger Lionel Avot et Philip Mead (assistants) Concerts Regularly Services with organ Sunday, 10:30 AM and 6:30 PM Videos - Photo organ case: Vincent Hildebrandt Photos below: Victor Weller