De Nieuwe Stad

De Nieuwe Stad is a church located in the Oosterpark neighborhood of Amsterdam, Netherlands. The church was built in the early 20th century and is known for its modernist architecture.

Founded in 1903 as a Dutch Reformed Church, De Nieuwe Stad began to focus more on social issues and community engagement in the 1920s.

• During World War II, the church played an important role in providing shelter and support to Jews and other persecuted groups.

In the second half of the 20th century, De Nieuwe Stad became a hub for progressive Christian movements and social activism.

Today, De Nieuwe Stad is still an active place of worship and community engagement, hosting various events and services throughout the year, including concerts, lectures, and cultural festivals.

1. De Nieuwe Stad can be found at 11 Luthuliplein, 1103 TR Amsterdam, Netherlands.
2. It is a prominent landmark in the Oosterpark neighborhood.