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De Vlam has been the church of the Dutch Protestant Association in Rhenen since 1966. The building is a small, modern, multi-storey church.

Built as a Reformed Church with the name Vlaswiekkerk, with and later without a spire. In 2009 the church was put up for sale. The building has since been bought by Centrum Lumos, the church is now used as a Buddhist spiritual center.

Interesting interbellum church, in a separate block at the Raphaëlplein in the Amsterdam Stadionwijk, with associated halls and sexton's house. On the roof of the church a tower with copper-green cladding. In both side walls figurative stained glass windows.

On the site of the former church building . Square church hall, with pyramid-shaped roof.

In 1913 the community built its own church at Bermweg 332. Around 1966 the church in Capelle had about 420 members. In the meantime the civil community of Capelle had been bombarded to 'growth core'. As a result the church had also started to grow. The church building had become old and too small. In the spring of 1970 a new building was put into use.

Nice, functional, modern church. Architecturally, this church, especially on the inside, looks a bit like a Roman Catholic Bossche School church. Since 2023 NGK

Church hall in Dutch Reformed church centre. Architecturally interesting modern church.

Modern building from 1981, built as Dutch Reformed Church.

Ecumenical church centre De Voorhof / H. Bonifatius from 1968. With an interesting high tower.

Church without tower. Built in 1932-1933 as a Reformed Church, later called De Goede Aarde. Also used by the Pentecostal community Sjalom, in Irene behind the church.