French Bible Society
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UnclaimedFrench branch of the international network of Bible Societies, founded in 1818, promoting the Bible in a spirit of openness.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Alliance biblique française is a French association (association loi 1901) founded in 1818. Its mission is to help people discover the richness and relevance of the Bible in a spirit of openness, without proselytism or doctrinal bias. It is interconfessional and serves all Christian confessions as well as anyone wishing to learn more about the Bible. It is the French branch of an international network of Bible Societies active in more than 240 countries and territories — the Alliance biblique universelle, which is a consultative partner of UNESCO.
History
The Alliance biblique française was founded in 1818 and is a French association (association loi 1901). It is the French branch of an international network of Bible Societies active in more than 240 countries and territories — the Alliance biblique universelle, a consultative partner of UNESCO.
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Interconfessional Bible promotion in a spirit of openness, without proselytism or doctrinal bias.
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