De Bringenborg
Gendringen, NL
Christian Meeting Center De Bringenborg.
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De Bron
Alphen aan den Rijn, NL
Modern church centre, without tower, in large expansion district in the north of Alphen aan den Rijn. Built for ecumenical use by the Dutch Reformed, Reformed and Roman Catholic Church. The Roman Catholic parish, which uses this building, was called "Holy Spirit" at the time. Two church halls.
De Bron
Nieuwegein, NL
Church building with freestanding tower and bell and meeting rooms for congresses, meetings. Built in 1976-1977. Baptismal font, pulpit and communion table made in the workshop of the former lts of IJsselstein. This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.
De Bron
Staphorst, NL
Modern church. Built as Reformed Church "Synodal", rebuilt in 2000. Since 1998 also Reformed Church (Liberated), which after the merger in 2023 will continue as the Dutch Reformed Church, rebuilt in 2000.
De Bron
IJsselmuiden, NL
Modern church with tower. Extension 1994.
De Bron
Krimpen aan den IJssel, NL
Interesting modern church, which replaced the predecessor from 1972. The Roman Catholic parish is still called H. Maria Koningin. The new church building is called "De Bron".
De Bron
Dordrecht, NL
The Samen op Weg church De Bron on the Dudokerf, built in 1991, was demolished in 2003.
De Bron
Groningen, NL
Modern church without tower in northern expansion district. Built as Reformed church. Now church of the PKN.
De Bron
Amersfoort, NL
At the beginning of 2011, De Open Hof was designated as the church building of the Protestant Parish "De Bron" in Amersfoort, in which context the Opstandingskerk located further away would be decommissioned.
De Bron
Berkel en Rodenrijs, NL
Modern church without tower. Built to replace a church from 1950 that had become too small and was demolished.
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