The temple was built in 1903, under the reign of the Germans in this town. Like many of the border territories in this area of France,
the control of political power has swung between Berlin and Paris for many centuries, making it a place with a multi-cultural feel.
This church is a perfect example of that, designed in an obvious Rhenish style; the neo-Romanesque finish
is typical of Protestant churches that were built across Germany in the early 20th Century.