House churches
Explore house churches and small Christian communities. A way of gathering, rather than a separate denomination.
Church traditions describe religious backgrounds. Networks identify actual organisations; one is not a substitute for the other.
Dutch abbreviations can be unfamiliar. PKN means Protestantse Kerk in Nederland; NGK and CGK are separate Reformed bodies; VPE is the Verenigde Pinkster- en Evangeliegemeenten. Official names are retained where there is no unambiguous English equivalent.
Explore house churches and small Christian communities. A way of gathering, rather than a separate denomination.
The PKN brings together Reformed and Lutheran traditions. Local congregations can differ in liturgy and theological emphasis.
This is the national association of Dutch Mennonite congregations. Local churches may use the Dutch term Doopsgezind.
Anglican congregations are part of the wider Anglican tradition. Local service arrangements and languages vary.
This is a particular association of Free Evangelical congregations, not a label for every independent Evangelical church.
The Dutch name refers to the Moravian tradition, not to every congregation that uses the word Evangelical.
Coptic Orthodox congregations belong to the Oriental Orthodox tradition. Do not infer a service language from that background.
The Salvation Army has local worshipping communities as well as social services. A social-service address is not automatically a worship location.
The New Apostolic Church has its own church structure and local congregations. Its name should not be treated as a generic category for all apostolic churches.
Orthodox congregations belong to different jurisdictions. This directory distinguishes a local parish from a national coordinating organisation.
The Old Catholic Church is a separate church body from the Roman Catholic Church. Check the local parish for worship details.
Quaker communities may describe worship as a meeting rather than a church service. Check the local gathering arrangements.
The Remonstrant tradition has local congregations in the Netherlands. Some share buildings or services with other communities.
Roman Catholic communities belong within a diocesan and parish structure. Check the parish calendar for Mass times and languages.
The Syriac Orthodox tradition is distinct from Eastern Orthodox jurisdictions. Confirm the local parish and worship language.
The NGK is a Dutch Reformed denomination. Its Dutch name is retained to avoid confusing it with other Reformed church bodies.
The original network name is retained. A network connection does not mean all participating communities have identical services.
Seventh-day Adventist communities have their own congregational structure. Verify the day of worship rather than assuming every service is on Sunday.
The VPE is a network of Pentecostal and Evangelical congregations. Worship arrangements and languages must be checked locally.
The original name identifies a national liberal religious organisation. Local identities and gatherings must be checked individually.
Unie-ABC connects Baptist and CAMA congregations. Its membership does not itself establish the language used by a local church.
The CGK is a distinct Dutch Reformed denomination; it is not the same organisation as the NGK or the PKN.
The GG is a distinct Reformed denomination. Its Dutch name identifies the organisation rather than a general worship style.
The GGiN is a separate Reformed denomination and should not be confused with the Gereformeerde Gemeenten.
The HHK is a separate Dutch Reformed church body. Its name distinguishes it from Reformed congregations within the PKN.
The RCCG Netherlands Mission connects local parishes. Check each parish’s own current meeting address and service language; national contact details are separate from local worship venues.
This Adventist church body has a Dutch field and explicitly listed local Sabbath gatherings. It is separate from the Seventh-day Adventist Church; an administrative office is not automatically a local congregation.
The Armenian Apostolic Church belongs to the Oriental Orthodox tradition. Its Western European church representation lists individual Dutch parishes. A church affiliation does not establish a worship language or membership of a Dutch coordinating council.