Charles WagnerCharles Wagner (1852-1918) was a French Reformed pastor and theologian. Born in Moselle, France, he studied in Paris, Strasbourg, and Germany before serving as a pastor in Remiremont and later founding the independent congregation "Le Foyer de l'Âme"in Paris. A leading figure in Protestantism in his time, he emphasized inner spirituality, moral integrity, and human brotherhood, influencing religious and ethical thought across Europe and the United States. He co-founded the "Union pour l'action morale" and the "Assembly of Jarnac," promoting unity among diverse faiths and social reform. His ideas earned international recognition, including an invitation to preach at the White House in 1904.Wagner died in Neuilly-sur-Seine in 1918. Read More Read Less