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Modern church without tower. Severely damaged by lightning on 5 June 1982. Restored and back in use on 19 December 1982.

The design of the church building (Plaats van Samenkomst) of the Apostolic Society on La Rivièrestraat in Hilversum is an exemplary example of a church design from the beginning of the Post 65 period. The architecture consists of a few flat-roofed brick boxes that housed the various functions of the building. The Great Hall, which also contains a balcony with seats, increasing in height, rises high above the other building parts. Next to the building is a separate brick chimney.

Church built in 1970.

Modern church without a tower in the Hatert district, in the southwest of Nijmegen.

Modern church without tower. Also shared use by Celebration Limburg.

In 1906 the first Amstelveen family was sealed by apostle Kofman. That was the beginning of the Apostolic Work in Amstelveen. The centenary was celebrated in 2006 with various activities.

Modern church in Delft-West. Probably built to replace the previous church location on the Spoorsingel.

The church from 1970 replaced a smaller church hall in the former Poor Church on Peperstraat.

Modern church without a tower in the eastern district of Kralingen.

Church building of the Apostolic Society from 1972. This replaced the building on the Verlengde Maanderweg , where the society previously held church services.