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

The NAK had been holding its services for years in a renovated villa. It was in dire need of renovation. But it turned out to be cheaper to build a new church with 70 seats at De Vesting. And they started doing that in the summer of 2002. In July 2003, the new church in the new Woldmeenthe district was put into use. There are 75 seats and various side rooms. The old building, the Villa Botha, on the JH Trom Meesterstraat, had been in use since 1958. The new owner wants to use it as a home again. (48-02/50-03)

Modern small church building. Replaced an earlier building.

Modern church without tower. In 2007-2009 extensively renovated.

Built as a New Apostolic church. As such out of use around 1990. Now in use as the Moroccan An Nour mosque.

Nice modern church, characteristic of this church community. Modest octagonal brick building in modernist style, designed by the architectural firm Hupkes and Van Asperen and built in 1958. The whole is crowned by a central tower of metal, above which is a metal sculpture representing a cross and a radiant sun, which is the symbol of the New Apostolic church community.

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

This Nieuw Apostolische Kerk in Tweede Exloermond dates from 1973.

Modern church without a tower in the Prins Alexander district in Rotterdam-East.

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.