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Line 34: In 2015, the church had expansion work done in its building to create a capacity of 2,500 seats.<ref>Anne Ducellier, lalsace.fr, [http://www.lalsace.fr/actualite/2015/05/10/une-eglise-evangelique-de-7000-m2-inauguree-a-mulhouse Une église évangélique de 7000 m² inaugurée à Mulhouse], France, 10 May 2015</ref><ref>AFP, leprogres.fr, [http://www.leprogres.fr/france-monde/2015/05/09/une-megachurch-evangelique-inaugure-ses-locaux-agrandis-a-mulhouse Une «megachurch» évangélique inaugure ses locaux agrandis à Mulhouse], France, 9 May 2015</ref> In 2017, the attendance had reached 2,200 people.<ref name="Leadership Network">Warren Bird, [http://leadnet.org/world/ World megachurches], Leadership Network, USA. Retrieved 29 October 2017</ref> ~~Churches were opened in [[Cayenne]] and in others cities in France.<ref>Patrice de Plunkett, ''Les évangéliques à la conquête du monde'', Éditions Perrin, France, 2009, p. 162</ref>~~ In 2023, it had opened 8 [[Campus (church)\|campus]] in different cities in France, Switzerland and Bulgaria.<ref> POC, [https://porte-ouverte.com/eglises-partenaires/ Église filles], porte-ouverte.com, France, retrieved October 2, 2023</ref> ==Beliefs==

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