Religious associations and places of worship Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

The Zen dojo of Aix-en-Provence under the responsibility of Eliane Master Disciple Roland Yuno Rech is affiliated with AZI, Zen International Association, founded by Master Taisen Deshimaru in 1970 and at the ABZE, Zen Buddhist Association of Europe, founded by Master Roland Yuno's Disciples in 2007, they have for the teaching and diffusion of Zen Buddhism Soto. For beginners, make an appointment by phone. At least half an hour is needed to ntégrer the posture and rules in the dojo. Wear a wide and rather dark garment. It is about practicing san, the Zen posture.

Aix-en-Provence houses several places of worship for Muslims as well as Arles. They are prayer rooms more than real mosques.

The reformed church of France is implqntée in Aix. Its temple is just steps from the Cours Mirabeau between the Rotunda of the Place du Général de Gaulle and cinemas Le Cézanne. The country in Aix has more than 500 Protestant families. The United Protestant Church of the Country of Aix is a Protestant church member of the national union of differences associations of the United Protestant Church of France - Lutheran and reformed communion, itself a member of the Protestant Federation of France (FPS). The proclamation of the Word and the animation of the parish are provided by Pastor Christian Davaine, surrounded by the Parish Council of the Parish. Presbytéraux Councillors are elected by the General Assembly of contributor members. All are laity because, in Protestants, the universal priesthood excludes a clerc.

The Diocese of Aix and Arles spans the boroughs of Aix, Arles and Istres. Over the centuries, its borders varied, until Napoleon's Concordat in 1801, bringing together the two patriarchs of Aix and Arles. The Diocese is bordered to the North by the Durance and the Department of Vaucluse, to the West by the Rhône and the Department of Gard, to the South by the Mediterranean and the Marseillaise Agglomeration, to the East by the last foothills of Sainte-Victoire and Mount Aurélien and the Department of Var. This diocese is Bishop Dufour. Several cultural places including the Saint Sauveur cathedral in Aix which also programme cultural events.

Marseille was the first city in southern France to open the doors of the first Muslim private college in the spring of 2009. This project was born from the soliciting of numerous associations and individuals wishing to participate in the outbreak of Muslim reference education. This college is named Ibn Khaldun in tribute to a th Muslim philosopher, historian and politician century. The curriculum taught is that of the official programme of national education and the added value of the college lies in optional education: religion, Muslim civilization and Arabic language. The wearing of the veil will not be imposed or prohibited. Note that for its first year only two classes of sixth have opened. In the 2010 s, the fifth classes were created. The college is expected each year to grow at an additional level, to walk full speed in 2012.