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Nice modern church, without a tower, with various side rooms, and a portable chest organ from 1968 by Verschueren.

New neo-Gothic St. John's Church with roof turret, tower not built. The church replaced the adjacent "Little St. John" from the thirteenth century. This beautiful neo-Gothic church, and the historic Little St. John, are the only church buildings still in use in the Hoensbroek Parish.

This church is listed as a Municipal Monument of the Netherlands.

Interesting modern church. The current modern church designed by architect JH de Groot was built in 1967-1968 (first pile laid 19-10-1967, first stone laid 28-1-1968, consecrated 21-12-1968). It is a square hall church with a heavy tower in the shape of a coal scuttle above the chancel. Behind this chancel is a large colorful stained glass window. The church replaced the neo-Gothic church designed by EJ Margry from 1874, which was demolished due to decay.

Neo-Romanesque church with tower and roof turret. Replaced an earlier church from 1821-1822, which was demolished in 1865 after the current church was put into use.

The church consists of a nave from 1836-1838, built by the water board inspector J. van der Reydt, a transept and choir from 1932 by J. Franssen and a west tower from 1908-1910, probably designed by C. Franssen. The latter remains to be verified.

This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

This church is listed as a Municipal Monument of the Netherlands.

Large neo-Gothic church with historic tower.

Large three-aisled neo-Gothic cruciform church, built in 1867 to a design by HJ van Tulder. The construction of the west tower, with four sections and a constricted spire, was started in 1893-1894, also by Van Tulder, and completed in 1899 by architect J. Heykants. Internal plastered cross vaults. The interior includes a high altar from 1879-1880, probably by Van Tulder. Organ with neo-Gothic organ case from 1876, made by the Gebr. Franssen (Roermond), wind chests and action modified by them in 1915.