Centre de Vie in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, traces its roots to the revival movement of the 1930s. In 1954, Fritz de Rougemont began holding regular services, and the congregation became known as Église de Philadelphie. It later moved through several locations before Olivier and Sabrine Favre relaunched the church as Centre de Vie in 2002 at the former Vauseyon dairy complex.
