The Protestant Temple of Lille is a religious building located on the Place du Temple in Lille. Designed by Strasbourg architect Alphonse Roederer between 1868 and 1871, the temple features a monumental stone bell tower-porch, initially crowned by a wooden spire. This was replaced by a solid stone spire, which further accentuates the mineral appearance of the façade. The presbytery and outbuildings are located within the temple's enfilade. The ceiling is characterized by a remarkable coffered wood panelling. The church is equipped with a single-manual organ.
Owned by the municipality of Lille and listed as a historic monument in 2010, the temple is a member of the United Protestant Church of France.
Owned by the municipality of Lille and listed as a historic monument in 2010, the temple is a member of the United Protestant Church of France.
