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Amsterdam, NL
De Duif, formerly a hidden church in the 17th century, was rebuilt as a neoclassical monument in 1857. After restoration, it reopened in 2002 as a cultural venue, preserving its rich history and hosting various events in Amsterdam.
Huizen, NL
Nice little reconstruction church in traditional forms.
Hoevelaken, NL
Modern church without tower. Built in ecumenical cooperation between Dutch Reformed and Reformed Church. Now church PKN.
Eindhoven, NL
Evangelical Church De Lichtstad, this building replaces the previous wooden temporary building on the Heezerweg. The Evangelical Church De Lichtstad has two buildings. One is "De Akker" on the Smetsakker 47, in the northern district of Woensel. The other was the former Dutch Reformed Church Tivoli Church on the Heezerweg 466, a wooden temporary building. This last building was in poor condition, and a new church, De Fontein, was built on the Wegedoornlaan 29. The church was already put into use in May 2005. The church still had to be finished and furnished. On Saturday, October 15, 2005, this church building De Fontein was officially put into use.
Bunschoten, NL
Large modern church ("Refodome") with tower. 750 seats. Since 2016 the other church building of the Chr Gerformeerden is closed and the congregations have merged.
Nijkerk, NL
Church built in 2010.
Drachten, NL
Reformed Church until 1993. Then Reformed Church (Liberated). After merger in 2023 NGK.
Oudemirdum, NL
The Reformed Church, built in 1790 on older foundations, because of an oak pulpit from the 17th century, baptismal fence. A tombstone of red Bremer stone 12th century and a window with stained glass, 1790. Single manual organ by Bakker and Timmenga from 1900. Bell tower with bell by S. Butendiic, 1458, diam. 100.7 cm.
Groningen, NL
The church was built in 1998 to replace a number of Reformed and Protestant churches in that part of the city (Vinkhuizen, Selwerd, Paddepoel). The design is by Karelse van der Meer Architects, Groningen. The furniture was specially designed for the building.
Huizen, NL
Modern building consisting of a longitudinal and transverse roof with intermediate construction. Church building without tower.
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