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Interesting church, in the form of a farmhouse, without a tower.

Former Restored Apostolic Church. Characteristic modern New Apostolic church building, with octagonal church hall.

The old building was demolished and a new church was built on the same site.

Hall church without tower, built around 1960. In use as a church of the Apostolic Society until 1979.

Built as New Apostolic Church (NAK). A characteristic modern church building for this denomination. Architecturally comparable to the NAK in Eindhoven and Zaandam. Out of use as NAK in 2004. In 2005 taken over by the Reformed Church in the Netherlands (Utrecht) , to replace the church building in Utrecht, Zandhofsestraat 82a - Reformed Church in the Netherlands .

With the arrival of Hendrik Groenier from Amsterdam to Apeldoorn on 5 May 1904, the Apostolic community in Apeldoorn began. Their first church was built in 1913. In 1928, a new church was built at De Ruyterstraat 7. After the schism in 1951, it became the building of the New Apostolic Church. The building was demolished in the summer of 2006.

Reconstruction church, built on the site of the former synagogue . At the foot of the Martini Tower. The synagogue was irreparably damaged when this tower was blown up in 1945. The upper floor of this building is a residence.

Former New Apostolic Church in the Netherlands. Interesting church building with two small rectangular towers, on either side of the front facade. Out of use as a church in the 1990s, after which apartments were built in. The front facade has remained almost completely intact.

Modern church building without tower.

Architecturally interesting church without tower. Replaced earlier temporary locations of the local New Apostolic Church. Also in use as "City Changers Church" United Pentecostal and Evangelical Church. This church now uses the former library De Rompert, Rompertcentrum 27, 5233 RG Den Bosch.