Temple de Genthod, de 1869. Après la Réforme, Genthod était un village protestant entouré de communes catholiques… Il était relié à la communauté protestante de Moëns, en France voisine, dont le temple fut fermé en 1685 (Révocation de l’Edit de Nantes), puis Genthod était desservi par un pasteur de Genève.

The Protestant church in Genthod, built in 1869. After the Reformation, Genthod was a Protestant village surrounded by Catholic villages… It was linked to the Protestant parish in Moëns, in nearby France, whose church was closed in 1685 (Revocation of the Edict of Nantes), after which Genthod was served by a pastor from Geneva.