This congregation was founded after a schism in the Dutch Reformed Church in 1886 , the so-called Doleantie. In 1887, the church council of the Dolerende bought a double mansion with the coach house behind it on the Kerkstraat.
The Krijtberg is the successor to a clandestine church that had been located in a house called Crijtberg since 1654 and was served by Jesuits. Construction of the current church began in 1881. The neo-Gothic church was designed by architect Alfred Tepe . Just as he had done with the Sint-Willibrorduskerk in Utrecht, Tepe had to build a large church on a relatively small surface area, this time between the existing canal houses.
The United Mennonite Congregation of Amsterdam (VDGA) is a church community in the city of Amsterdam.
Paradiso is a former church, built in the 19th century, turned entertainment venue in Amsterdam, known for its association with hippie counterculture, rock music, drug tolerance, and diverse programming including concerts, lectures, and plays.
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