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The Christian Reformed Church of Ede was established on August 13, 1923. The first church building that was used was a simple building on the Bergstraat (now Driehoek) in the center of Ede. This building was popularly called the Keuenkerkje . Due to the changing street pattern in the center in the early 1970s , the church community had to move. On the corner of the Verlengde Maanderweg and the Kerkweg, the evangelization building De Meerpaal was purchased. This building was demolished and the current Tabernacle was built here in 1975.T

The original church had 900 seats, to which 190 seats were added by the extension. The hall church, built in the style of post-war modernism, has a monumental entrance with three wide doors next to each other. There is a shield-shaped roof on the polygonal building and an open bell tower that is placed at the back of the church.

Church built by the PKN in the new Hague residential area Ypenburg. Sober church hall within residential complex.

Modern church without tower. Built as the 4th PKN church in Almere. Barely recognizable as a church building. Out of use in 2012. Bought by the Seventh-day Adventists in 2014. Name now Bethaniëkerk.

The Reformed Church Liberated was built in 1961, based on a design by J. Goof. Hendriksen & Reitsma built a new organ in 1998. They used the case and front of the Standaart organ (1917-1988) from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zwolle, and the mechanics and pipework of old organs from the Reformed Chapel in Hulshorst (installed by Sanders in the 1950s) and from the Reformed Church 'De Ark' in Heteren. The Trumpet 8' was newly made, the Subbas 16' was made by Koch, and comes from the previous organ that stood in the church in Mussel (M. Spiering company, 1952). The other pipework comes from the builder's stock. The instrument was put into use on 20 November 1998.

Modern church without tower. Built as a Reformed Church in the north of Gouda.

The Four Evangelists Church is a Roman Catholic parish church consecrated in 1968. It was designed as a modern multifunctional church building by Pieter Koene.

De Vlam has been the church of the Dutch Protestant Association in Rhenen since 1966. The building is a small, modern, multi-storey church.

Built as a Reformed Church with the name Vlaswiekkerk, with and later without a spire. In 2009 the church was put up for sale. The building has since been bought by Centrum Lumos, the church is now used as a Buddhist spiritual center.

Interesting interbellum church, in a separate block at the Raphaëlplein in the Amsterdam Stadionwijk, with associated halls and sexton's house. On the roof of the church a tower with copper-green cladding. In both side walls figurative stained glass windows.