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Jeppestown Reformed Church

South Africa

The Jeppestown Reformed Church was a congregation of the Dutch Reformed Church in the east of Johannesburg that separated from the mother congregation on Thursday, 8 July 1897, the same day as the Johannesburg East Reformed Church. It was partly (together with Johannesburg-East) the Turffontein Reformed Church (1906), from which all the congregations in the south of the city eventually directly or indirectly arose, and the mother congregation of all three congregations in the east of Johannesburg, namely Malvern, Bezuidenhout Valley and Belgravia. Jeppestown merged with Malvern on 1 November 1992 to form the congregation Kensington.

Church data from Wikidata (CC0). Summary from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA).

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