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Dutch Reformed Church. Gothic cruciform church, dating from the last quarter of the 14th century, consisting of a single-aisled 15th century nave and southern transept from around 1500. The building was restored in the 17th century. The northern transept was demolished in 1769 and the choir was closed off. Internal wooden vault, resting on arched frieze. The church building was thoroughly restored in 1962. Before the Reformation, the brick cruciform church from the end of the 14th century was dedicated to St. Eligius. The tower has an octagonal spire. Although the bells were confiscated during the Second World War, they could be recovered and restored to their former glory. The church tower was restored in the spring of 2002.

A few tens of metres from the Church of St. Anthony stands the Chapel of St. Elijah at the end of an inconspicuous path between the gardens. From the gallery around this chapel you can see not only the whole city of Znojmo with all its landmarks (the castle, the railway viaduct, the Wolf Tower or the Loucký Monastery), but also the wooded valley of the Dyje and the Znojmo Dam.

The ELIM church is a Christian Reformed Church in Siegerswoude. Siegerswoude is a small Frisian village of about 1000 inhabitants on the border with the Groningen De Wilp which has 1750 inhabitants. The parishioners come from the wide area. More than 240 young and old are members of our church.

Elimäki Church is a rectangular wooden church originally built in 1638 but enlarged in 1678 to become a church with a cross plan. Elimäki Church is the oldest wooden church in Finland. The bell tower was built between 1795 and 1797 and repaired in 1842.

Evangelical Lutheran church built in 1971.

In the new Kernhem district, a Protestant (formerly Dutch Reformed) church has been built. The church is called Kruispunt and was put into use on 19 December 2004. It has room for 120 churchgoers. The building previously served the NH De Voorkamp in the Rietkampen district and was therefore moved and rebuilt in the Kernhem district. The old congregation had outgrown the building and now meets in the Emmaus church. (53-05)

The Christian Reformed Church in Papendrecht was founded in 1912 and held its services in the "Groene Kerkje" (now the church of De Schuilplaats) until 1966. In 1966, the current building, named Elimkerk, was put into use.

On May 7, 1923, the Christian Reformed Church in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel was instituted. Two years later, Klaas Hogenhout's barn was exchanged for the church building on the Amstel side.

Interesting modern church without tower. Replaced an earlier church building elsewhere in the center of Amersfoort. The inauguration of this church building took place on Tuesday April 20, 1993 with 1250 seats.

Built as Reformed Church (Liberated), Modern church building without tower, in Rotterdam-South. The congregation merged with the Christian Reformed Nebo Church on the Smeetlandsedijk in 2012. Subsequently in use by Evangelical Church De Deur.