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Modern church building without tower. Previously, the Apostolic Society used the "White Church" for some time.

Hall church without tower.

Around 1934, a church building of the Restored Apostolic Missionary Church (HAZEA) was built here, which was taken over in 1951 by the Apostolic Society, which separated from this church . The Apostolic Society prefers to refer to the church as a meeting place. In 1921, the HAZEA acquired a community in Amsterdam-Noord, which wanted its own place to hold meetings. The church commissioned architect Cornelis Kruyswijk .

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.

Characteristic beautiful modern church building.

Modern church building, replacing the previous church from 1955 in the city centre of Arnhem.

Nice modern church building without a tower.

Apostolisch Genootschap in Nieuwegein.

On November 2, 2002, the first pile was driven into the ground for a new church of the Apostolic Society at the Weisshorn in the young Driehoeksbos district. The design was by ir. C. Eijkelenboom. The church at Bergmanstraat 76 no longer met the requirements. It was built in 1957 by BA Schinkel and renovated and expanded in 1976 by architect TC Bos. The current church building of the Apostolic Society is much larger than the previous building, beautifully and freely situated, and architecturally recognizable as a church building.

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