Pretoria Reformed Church

The Pretoria Reformed Church is a church building in central Pretoria featuring classical architectural elements and a public clock tower. The tower rises prominently in the city's skyline and serves as a recognizable landmark in the urban landscape.

The church was designed by architect Klaas van Rijsse and built during South Africa's period of urban growth and development. The building reflects the expansion of Reformed congregations during this formative era for the country.

The church brings together worshippers from different walks of life for services centered on scripture and shared prayer. These gatherings shape the spiritual rhythm of the city and reflect the diversity of the local community.

The building is centrally located and easily accessible on foot, with the clock tower serving as a clear visual landmark for orientation. It is advisable to check ahead for visiting information to plan your visit appropriately.

The building is part of a large network of more than 400 Reformed congregations across South Africa. This network serves believers in all eleven official languages of the country, reflecting its religious and linguistic diversity.

Location: Pretoria

Architects: Klaas van Rijsse

Website: http://gk-pretoria.weebly.com

GPS coordinates: -25.74720,28.18140

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:45