Louis Dallière (1897–1976) was born in Chicago, son of a French banker, Charles and Alma Dallière. He was baptized in the Église Réformée de France (ERF) in Nice in 1901. He experienced conversion in 1910 before the family moved to Saint-Germain-en-Laye near Paris. He underwent a second conversion in 1915, accompanied by a call to ministry. He enrolled in the Faculté de théologie protestant in Paris in 1915–1921, taking time out for a year of military service. During 1921, Dalliere received the baccalauréat in theology and …