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Architecturally interesting, indoor church hall, behind the sexton's house. Restored and refurbished in 2006. The Christian Reformed Church at Hoge Gouwe 141, built in 1927-1928, was thoroughly restored in 2006. During that restoration, the congregation found shelter in a school. On 24 December 2006, the church was put back into use. The official opening followed on Saturday 27 January 2007. Early 1980 also used by the Reformed Church in the Netherlands , which in 1993 took a church building into use on Gerbrandyweg

The church replaced a small church from 1889 on the same site. The organ was built in 1965 by the firm Ernst Leeflang (Apeldoorn). In 1990 Louis J. Kramer (Boskoop) restored it.

Architecturally interesting modern church building, built for the Protestant Community in the east of Hilversum, "Over het Spoor", originally consisting mainly of working-class neighborhoods.

Interesting large modern church with tower in the northeast of Leeuwarden. Replaced the Noorderkerk in the center of Leeuwarden.

Christian Reformed Church (CGK). Expansion 2004. In 1980 a new Christian Reformed Church (CGK) was built. The building replaced a church building from 1961 at Marskant 35, the CGK church was a guest in this church building of Baptized Christians, the Free Baptists. The Dutch Reformed Church and the Christian Reformed Church merged. At that time the church on Freudstraat was too small. The church was expanded and officially put back into use in November 2004. The church now also bears a name: De Morgenster. (53-05) The CGK, the NGK and the GKV held their first joint church service in Hengelo at the end of April 2008. In the coming years the collaboration will be further developed so that eventually one congregation will be created. (60-08)

The church was damaged by war in 1943. It was restored after the war.

Architecturally nice, beautiful modern church centre, with a small tower, which replaced an earlier church centre with the same name, at the bottom of the Ganzenhoef/Gliphoeve residential complex.

Built as a Reformed Church in an extension of the former village of Huizum. Sober, but architecturally interesting, modern church without a tower. In 2016, attention was paid to the fortieth anniversary of this church.

Interesting, functional reconstruction church without tower. Built as a Reformed Church. Replaced an earlier Reformed Church elsewhere in Hoogvliet.

Striking, interesting modern church with tower. Built as a Reformed Church. The tower looks a bit like that of the Roman Catholic St. Stephanus Church in Meppel, which was demolished in 2012.