En effet, l’histoire de la fondation du Chemin Neuf au Burundi commence par une amitié entre un couple de Français, Bernard et Evelyne Fulchiron, qui a résidé au Burundi dans le cadre de la coopération Française, de 1976 à 1986, et des Burundais que le couple a connus durant son séjour au Burundi, dans la société Burundaise en général et dans les milieux religieux en particulier, comme le Foyer de Charité et un groupe de prière charismatique qui démarrait.
Turning 50, celebrating 50 years of marriage
Turning 50, celebrating 50 years of covenant, is an important milestone in our personal and covenant lives. What is the grace, the challenge, the joy or the difficulty? From France and England come these testimonies. Happy Anniversary!...
Testimony
We are Brazilian, married for 21 years with four children. When we were young, we had a life-changing experience with the Lord. God's love gave new meaning to our personal stories. And it was in this context that we met. Driven by the Holy Spirit, we were young missionaries and wanted to have...
Hautecombe celebrates its 50th anniversary
Celebrating 50 years of existence is certainly an opportunity to remember and give thanks for the benefits granted by God. But it is also, and this is what the Chemin Neuf Community has chosen to do, an opportunity to bring together friends from different Christian backgrounds and to look, with them...
The grace of the beginning
Jacqueline Coutellier, a young woman from Lyon who was considering religious life, was one of the seven single women who began their community life at Montée du Chemin Neuf (Lyon) in the autumn of 1973. She quickly became one of the pillars of the community. The story of the "little beginning" of C...
