March is the perfect month for Bible reading in France, says the nation's Bible Society. Yes, France is a secular country. But no, that does not mean people are not interested in the Bible.

Have we reached the low point of secularisation? Over the last few months, some voices have said this. Reports have come from several quarters of the Western world that a change is coming.

We are the fruits or our roots. We are what we are because of our past. But what if our culture is rooted in the Christian faith? Can we keep going without believing the same truths?

Common values at home, at church, and for the school. That is what the parents sought who started a Christian school in the European capital, Strasbourg. And now, even the inspection motivates the school to express the Christian faith in the lessons.

Few countries in Europe are so keen on controlling education as the French. But still, there are some hundreds of Christian schools active, of whom forty Evangelical. Completely private. “As long as there is an open door, we go forward.”