Created in 2024 from the Liège and Luxembourg First Wards.

Created in 1977 as the Montbeliard Branch, it was named the Belfort Branch in 1986. Boundaries were adjusted in 2025 with the Mulhouse Ward. 

An oral history of Daniel Mocellin (2013) has been shared with the Church History Library, as well as branch records from 1963 and later.

Created in January, 1927 but closed from December, 1927 to 1947, and from 1949 to 1962. It became part of the Nancy Stake in 1983.

Reports from missionaries and branch and ward records from 1927 and later have been shared with the Church History Library.

Created in the Strasbourg-Nancy District in 1972, it joined the Nancy Stake in 1983. It was closed between 1984 and 1986 when members attended the Saint Dié Branch. 

Branch records from 1969 and later have been shared with the Church History Library.

Created as Luxembourg Branch before 1965, but closed in 1971 and opened in 1988 from a division of Thionville Branch in the Nancy Stake. Moved to the Metz District in 2003, its boundaries changed to include members of the Thionville Branch in 2006. It became Luxembourg Ward in 2007. Boundaries were adjusted with Metz Ward in 2018, and it was named Luxembourg First Ward in 2020. Part of the ward was combined with part of the Liège Ward to create Arlon Branch in 2024.

An oral history of Beatrice Barthel (2020) has been shared with the Church History Library, as well as reports from missionaries and military personnel, and branch and ward records from 1965 and later.

A Church News article on 26 June 2025 described the Open House: "Latter-day Saints in Luxembourg celebrate their first meetinghouse"

Created as a branch to serve Spanish and Portuguese-speaking members in the Luxembourg Ward in 2020. It became the Luxembourg Second Ward (Portuguese) in 2023. Boundaries were realigned with the Nancy Stake in 2024. 

A Church News article on 26 June 2025 described the Open House: "Latter-day Saints in Luxembourg celebrate their first meetinghouse"

Created as the Metz-Thionville Branch in the Strasbourg-Nancy District in 1964 from a Sunday School. Its name was changed to Metz Branch in 1982, and it became Metz Ward in the Nancy Stake in 1988. It was made a branch in the Metz District in 1994, and rejoined the Nancy Stake in 2003. In 2006 it became a ward and included members from Thionville Branch. Boundaries were adjusted in 2012 to include members from the Forbach Branch, and in 2018 to realign with the Luxembourg Ward.

Oral histories of Thierry Crucy (2015) and Christian and Elisabeth Jaskowiak (2022) have been shared with the Church History Library, as well as reports from missionaries and branch and ward records from 1948 and later.

Created as a branch in the Strasbourg-Nancy District in 1927, it became a ward in the Nancy Stake in 1983. Boundaries were adjusted with the Belfort Branch in 2025.

An oral history of Jean-Pierre Mortz (2021) has been shared with the Church History Library, as well as reports from missionaries and branch and ward records from 1927 and later.

Created as a branch in the Strasbourg-Nancy District about 1925 but it closed between 1926 and 1948, and again briefly in 1953. It became a ward in the Nancy Stake in 1983. Boundaries were changed in 2001 to include members from the Luneville Branch.

Oral histories of Jean Arnaud (1987), J. Keith Bishop (1996), Jeanine Roux (1987), Alain and Elizabeth Petion (2001), Yvon Vincent (2003), Mathieu and Astrid Bokolo (2009), Marie Denise Duquette (2012), Jacqui and Suzanne Simonet (2013), Modeste Mocellin (2013), Jacques Meunier (2014), Beatrice Barthel (2020),  have been shared with the Church History Library, as well as reports from missionaries and branch and ward records from 1945 and later.

Documents and photographs are collected in the Church History Library from the Nancy Stake's 40th Anniversary in 2023.

Created in 1975 in the Strasbourg-Nancy District, it joined the Nancy Stake in 1983.

Branch and ward records from 1970 and later have been shared with the Church History Library.

Created as a branch in 1895, it was part of the Basel district of the Swiss-German Mission, but it was sometimes closed during wartime. Lowell L. Bennion from Utah attended the University of Strasbourg and was instrumental in baptizing some of the branch's early members. He was called as branch president in 1932.

The Strasbourg Branch became a ward in the Nancy Stake in 1983. From 1987 to 1994 it was named Strasbourg First Ward. Boundaries were adjusted in 2001 to include members from the Luneville Branch, and in 2007 to include members from the Schiltigheim Ward.

Oral histories of Olivier Seube (2015), Marie Padiachy (2018), Yvonne Roll (2018), have been shared with the Church History Library, as well as reports from missionaries and branch and ward records from 1912 and later.

A History of the Church in Strasbourg starting in 1932 was written by Charles M. Hall in 1958, with additions written in 1994.

Created in 1984 from the Nancy Ward in the Nancy Stake.

An oral history of Paul Paoli (2017) has been shared with the Church History Library, as well as branch records from 1957 and later.