Reformed congregation in Geldermalsen opens renovated hall space
The Reformed Congregation in the Netherlands in Geldermalsen recently put a new hall space into use. This expansion was necessary because the old building no longer met current requirements.
The new section replaces a former residential house that was attached directly to the church. This old property had been used as a hall space for a long time, but over time it proved to be no longer suitable for the activities of the church community.
To make the renovation possible, the old house was first completely demolished. A modern space was then built on that site, which better aligns with the needs of the congregation members.
With the commissioning of the new halls, the church in Geldermalsen hopes to once again have sufficient and appropriate facilities for its weekly meetings and other church activities for a long time to come.