Saint Luke's Anglican Church - Fontainebleau

What unites us is our love of Jesus Christ and our shared belief that we are his children, and all valued in his sight. We are rich with diversity and commitment. St Luke’s is an English-speaking congregation, but its members’ first language may be Chinese, German, French, Welsh, Malagasy, Swedish, or other languages. We hope that many will join us ...including you!

Contact: [email protected] for further details

The parish of Fontainebleau is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults. We follow the House of Bishops guidance. You will find full details on the link below:

https://europe.anglican.org/safeguarding/safeguarding

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Get in touch

Leigh Montillot

Eglise Anglicane de Fontainebleau
31 Rue des Provenceaux
Fontainebleau

77300
Churchwarden, Leigh Montillot
+33(0)626491375
Churchwarden, Patrick Raharijaona
+33(0)767199360

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Every Sunday at for 1 hour
Saint Luke's Anglican Church - Fontainebleau
Chapel of the Lycée Jeanne d'Arc Saint Aspais 18 Boulevard André Maginot Fontainebleau, 77300, France

Welcome to Saint-Luke's Church in Fontainebleau!

We’d love to meet you, however long or short a time you will be spending with us. You can join us for in-person Services, fellowship and prayer every Sunday at 10:30am. There is a Holy Communion every other Sunday, and Sunday School during the school year (excluding school holidays).

News

Les Amis - Charity Cheese and Wine Evening [09.11.2024]

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Cheese and Wine tasting evening event organised by our charity organisation "Les Amis de l'Eglise Anglicane de Fontainebleau" chez Mark and Lisa Taylor on Nov 9th, 2024.

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Safeguarding

The protection from harm of children, young persons and adults who may be vulnerable is of paramount importance to St. Luke’s. The chaplaincy council is committed to upholding the requirements and best practices of the Diocese in Europe Safeguarding Policy and Protocol and has therefore adopted the Chaplaincy Safeguarding Protocol proposed by the diocese. Our chaplaincy safeguarding protocol can be consulted on the noticeboard at the back of the chapel or by clicking on the link "St. Luke’s Safeguarding Protocol" that you will find in the "Chaplaincy Safeguarding Policy" section.

Further information is available on the Diocesan website.