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Reconstruction church with roof turret.

Community founded in 1912. Approximately 270 seats. After the church split in 1953, the church building was lost. On March 1, 1959, a temporary wooden church was put into use. The church building at Prinses Beatrixstraat 3 was put into use on October 22, 1969. This building became too small, and an extension took place in the 1980s. The building became too small again in the early 2000s. It was rebuilt again, and extended with a hundred seats, and put back into use on September 12, 2005.

On 29 March 1927, the new church building on Rustenburgstraat was put into use. The number of members now increased rapidly. On 9 November 1937, the Apeldoorn congregation became independent.

Hall church without tower. Church building with initially 157 seats. After a gallery was added in 1951, that number rose to 212. The sober brick church building was put into use in 1930 by the Reformed Church, which had been founded the year before.

Church reconstructed in 1968.

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.

Community founded in 1840. This modern church building, with a small roof turret, replaced an earlier church building from 1921.

The Gereformeerde Gemeente building in Marknesse is a Reformed Church built in 1952.

After the church council decided at the end of 1990 to buy an existing building of the Dutch Reformed Church in Hedel with 125 seats, on May 30, 1991, Rev. W. Verhoeks already presides in the Rehoboth building on Prins Bernhardstraat. In this service he administers the sacrament of Holy Baptism and takes Public Confession. In De Wachter Sions of October 31, 1991, it is reported that the congregation has moved to Prins Bernhardstraat 14

On November 15, 1954, the Reformed Church in the Netherlands (Melissant) was instituted by Rev. Mallan. This church building from 1955 is still in use. However, the walls have been replaced by stone walls and the interior has also been renovated several times. In 2012, a renovation will take place, making the portal and toilet more accessible and, in the long term, creating more seating. The church building now has 128 seats.