Created in 2000 from the Paris Lilas Ward.

An oral history of Thierry Crucy (2015) and reports from a missionary were shared with the Church History Library.

Created in 1994 from the Troyes Ward. Thierry Carré was the first branch president, for three years. He was followed by Patrice Ribet, who held this position for six years. Rémy Judas held the position for 21 years. Thierry Carré is once again branch president, and Rémy Judas is now the branch clerk.

A group of servicemen met in Compiègne in 1945 after World War II and kept minutes of their meetings.

Created as a branch in 1970, it joined the Paris Stake in 1990 and the Paris East Stake in 1992. It became a ward in 1997. It expanded to include the Soissons Branch in 2014.

Oral histories of Jean-Jacques Perney (2013), Pierre Poussard (2016), Gerard and Sylvie Joly (2020), et Franck and Veronique Poznanski (2022) were shared with the Church History Library,  as well as ward and branch records from 1972 and later.

Created as the Meaux Branch in 1982, it was combined with Torcy Branch between 1985 and 1992. It became a ward in 2008 and boundaries were adjusted with Nogent and Torcy Wards to include members from Pontault-Combault Ward. In 2025 its name was changed to Coulommiers Ward.

Oral histories of Thiery and Pamela Magre (2001),  Christian Euvrard (2015) and Jean-Francois Coudret (2018) has been shared with the Church History Library.

Established as a branch in 1850, it became a ward when the Paris Stake was formed in 1975. In 1982, it was named the Paris First Ward when the Second and Third Wards were formed. In 1987, its name was changed to Paris Lilas Ward. In 1992, it joined the Paris East Stake. It was divided in 2000 to form the Aulnay Branch, then absorbed the Sarcelles Branch in 2003.

Oral histories of Eric Malandain (2013 and 2021), Jean Collin (2013 and 2022), Serge Deforge (2021), and Dominique Bertrand (2023) were shared with the Church History Library.

An article in the French magazine L'Etoile from February, 1993, page 5, « Le Melting-Pot : la Paroisse Paris-Lilas » contains a description of the Paris Lilas Ward in France, a ward considered unique because of its diversity and the large number of young single adults.

Established in 1947 as a branch in the Reims District, it became a ward in the Nancy Stake in 1983. In 1988, it was transferred to the Lille Stake, and then in 1992 to the Paris East Stake. In 1997, its name changed to "Reims First Ward" when the second ward was established. In 2000, the two Reims wards were merged. In 2007 and 2014, the boundaries were changed to include the Châlons-en-Champagne and Souissons branches.

Oral histories of Yvon Vincent (2003),  Jackie Manichon (2003 and 2012), Gerard Valton  (2003), Edna Akendenque (2014),  Olivier Seube (2015), Lydie Marchois (2022), Maurice Vanaquer (2023), and  Danièle Villanueva (2024), and reports from missionaries were shared with the Church History Library,  as well as ward and branch records from 1945 and later.

Created in 1981 as a branch in the Paris Stake, it became a ward in 1987. In 1992, it was transferred to the Paris East Stake. The Pontault-Combault Ward was divided in 2004 and merged with Torcy in 2008, when the boundaries of Torcy and Nogent were changed.

Oral histories of Nicole Batailler (2001), Roger Picard (2001), Thiery and Pamela Magre (2001), Pierre and Josiane Lazeras (2001), Jean-Pierre Massela (2001), Raymond et Christiane Fourtina (2013), and Thierry Crucy (2015), and reports from missionaries were shared with the Church History Library,  as well as ward and branch records from 1981 and later.

Created in 1970 as a branch in the Reims District, it was included in the Paris Stake in 1982. It became a ward in 1992 when it was transferred to the Paris East Stake.

Oral histories of  J. P. Serge Bernardi (2016), Philippe Ganga (2022), and Valton Gérard (2022), and reports from missionaries were shared with the Church History Library,  as well as ward and branch records from 1913 and later.