The organ is placed over the entry at the rear of the church. Organ by Mense Ruiter Orgelmakers BV.

Positiv by Van Vulpen of Utrecht. Specifications found in Christ and Architecture, p. 240.

Organ by Orgelbau Genf AG of Geneva. The organ is placed at the rear of the church room in typically Reformed position. Specifications found in Christ and Architecture, p. 306.

While the architecture is modern, the liturgical accoutrements are very Protestant rather than specifically Reformed. While the word via the pulpit is given prominence with a very diminutive table, the main visual statement ...

Organ by D. A. Flentrop. Note the star upon the organ which turns for the celebration of Christmas. Specifications found in Christ and Architecture, p. 314.

The congregation sits under the conical dome of the church, which is illuminated by a band of windows at the top of the surrounding wall. From the left: pulpit, table, font and positif.

The organ is by Goll and Cie of Lucerne. In true Reformed fashion, the organ and choir are in the balcony at the rear of the church where they can best augment the singing of the congregation. Specifications found in Christ ...

The organ/choir balcony is accessed by a circular stairway. One suspects that the wooden enclosure of the circular stairway was done as the result of modesty and created by the custodian rather than the architect.

This very Reformed interior has the table and pulpit as focal points. The uniformity of design and structure of these two means of grace is to emphasize the unity of word and sacrament. The tracker action organ is discreetly ...

The great new organ is recent, while fillings the raised chancel with pews which look toward the pulpit took place after the Reformation.