Below is a list of websites and documents that other Americans in Alsace members have found to be very helpful whether you are looking for transportation, history, or even a family doctor. Let us know if you have additional links to add at web@americansinalsace.com.
Window to Strasbourg
Here are some helpful resources to guide you in your search for member recommended doctors, dentists, and hospitals. You will also find relevant information regarding Personal Health Records, links to current recommendations for annual tests and immunizations, and information on how to handle an emergency in France.
A Personal Health Record [or PHR] contains all of your personal health data over your lifetime. The following document will provide you with more information regarding PHRs including what it is, why it's so important, how to make your own, and storage options. "Personal Health Records Resources" Document
It is important upon arrival to familiarize yourself with the French medical system and to find a family doctor for your stay. The articles Health Care in France from International Living and A Guide to Healthcare in France from Expatica France will help get you started. Also, the following two documents are lists of recommended doctors in the Strasbourg area.
Screenings and immunizations are the best ways of preventing illness and disease. The following documents give recommendations on adult male and female, and childhood screenings and immunizations.
This document is a guide to calling for emergency treatment in the Strasbourg area. It contains emergency contact numbers and a French emergency vocabulary list. Download and personalize "It's an Emergency!" Sheet. Fill in your own data and keep one posted near each telephone where it will be found quickly in an emergency.
There are many ways to worship in English in Strasbourg. Here is some information about English language churches and services. If you have any information to add, please contact web@americansinalsace.com.
Trinity International Church of Strasbourg is a diverse and vibrant young community of international Christian believers. We meet each Sunday morning to worship God with music and Scripture, to be reminded of what is real through an English sermon from the Bible, and to interact with each other as we move through our faith journeys together. Trinity offers a weekly prayer time as well as group Bible studies (in English and in French) in congregation members' homes. The Sunday service is held at 10:00 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the Eglise St Louis. You will find us at 12 rue du Cygne, next to the Hotel du Departement and near La Petite France's Pont Couvert. Trinity is associated with the Protestant denomination Alliance des Églises Chrétiennes et Missionnaires de France, itself connected to the wider C&MA body through a world-wide fellowship in 44 countries.
You can find more information on the following English and French sites:
Trinity International Church of Strasbourg www.trinitystrasbourg.org
The C&MA France www.aecmf.org and www.cmafrance.org
The C&MA International www.cmalliance.org and www.awf.nu
Please feel free to contact us via the e-mail addresses on the website with any further inquiries.
The International Church of Strasbourg looks
forward to welcoming you to our innovative new ministry. We will work and
worship in partnership with the Eglise du Bouclier in la Petite France. This
offers us a unique
opportunity for truly international ministry. We are excited about the new thing
that God is doing in our midst and invite you to join us as we worship, serve
and grow together in our faith. ICS is an international,
interdenominational and inclusive congregation, hailing from the four corners of
the world. We celebrate the diversity of our membership and seek to love and to
serve our neighbors. If you would like more information about ICS and our new
ministries, or if you are looking for help settling into Strasbourg, please
don’t hesitate to contact our pastor, Rev. Carol Simpson, at pastorcms@cs.com
or to visit our website at www.icstrasbourg.org
We are an active cosmopolitan church community, welcoming fellow Christians of all denominations and nationalities. The world-wide Anglican Communion includes the Episcopal Church in the USA together with 44 sister churches around the globe (www.anglicancommunion.org). Our main weekly service is at 10:30 am every Sunday in English (normally Eucharist following the Book of Common Worship) and is held at the Eglise des Dominicains (by kind permission of the Pères Dominicains), on the corner of Boulevard de la Victoire and rue de l’Université (tram stop: Observatoire, line C). Parking is easy.
During school term there is a Sunday School and a crèche for small children.
Visitors, whether on a short or long stay, are always welcome and invited to
stay for refreshments and a chat after the service. To find out more about these
and other activities see the website www.saintalbanstrasbourg.org.uk.
Roman Catholic masses are celebrated monthly in Strasbourg, in English! Masses are held on Saturday evenings at 17h00. The date of the mass changes from month to month. Upcoming dates are as follows:
Mar 6
Apr 10
May 15
Jun 5
July 3
All Catholics are invited to join in the celebration of the Eucharist at:
St. Maurice Catholic Church
41, avenue de la Forêt-Noire
67000 Strasbourg
Parking is available on adjacent streets. There is a bus stop directly in
front of the church and the tram stop ‘Observatoire’ is less than a 5 minute
walk away.
For additional information contact: our pastor Father Jean Stahl at stahl.jean@wanadoo.fr
or
lay person Julia Barrett at julia.barrett@yahoo.com