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Oude-Tonge, NL
Hall church without tower. In 1952 the church building was put into use with 120 seats. After the flood disaster of 1953 the church building was restored, among other things new pews were added and the church building was painted. Expansion in 1990 with a meeting room.
Dirksland, NL
The church of the Reformed Church on the Geldersedijk became too small and no longer met the requirements of the present day. New construction or renovation on that site did not seem attractive. A new church was built on the Mozartsingel, designed by Valk Architects in Soest. The last service was held in the old church on Sunday 23 June 2002. The opening service took place in the new church on Wednesday 26 June 2002. There is room for 1000 churchgoers. There are also four club rooms, a crèche, a church council room, a kitchen, a library and a mortuary.
Nieuwe-Tonge, NL
Meeuwen, NL
Gereformeerde Gemeente in Meeuwen.
Oostburg, NL
Interesting modern church with roof turret. The church was put into use on 17 May 1994. The design for the church was by construction management Lockefeer & Verhulst in Aardenburg. The church has 135 seats. Initially, the church had a Domus organ, which was replaced in 2016.
Naaldwijk, NL
Church built in 1959 and expanded for the last time in 2000. n 1974 the organ was replaced by a Johannus organ
Ouddorp, NL
In 1947, the church building was provided with an electric harmonium, which was replaced in 1950 by a second-hand Ernst and Leeflang organ. In 1986, the firm JL van den Heuvel installed a new organ in the church building. During the expansion and renovation of the church building in 2022, this organ was given a new coat of paint.
Nieuwaal, NL
Church reconstructed in 1968.
Nisse, NL
Until 1933 Dutch Reformed Church. Church building taken into use on 14 December 1922. In 1932 affiliation with the church association of the Reformed Church. In 1946 church building expanded to 150 seats. In 1973 a new church organ.
Amsterdam, NL
On 3 March, the foundation stone of the church building on the Melkpad was laid. On 26 September 1951, the church building was put into use. The number of seats is around 225, while a hall can also be added to the church hall with room for 150 people.
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