Built as a Reformed Church with the name Rehoboth. Interesting church building with a defining tower. After 1945 Reformed Church Liberated. Business-expressionist cruciform church with a tower to the side. Considerably damaged in the fireworks disaster of 2000. Restored in 2001. In February 2002, two stained glass windows were unveiled as a reminder of the fireworks explosion of 13 May 2000. These windows were made by the glass artists Ballast and Bonekamp. (47-02)
Monumental, iconic interbellum church with tower. Built as Dutch Reformed Church. From 1971 in use as Dutch Reformed Church (NGK).
Built as a Reformed Detakerk. It was one of the first post-war churches in Enschede. Important, sober reconstruction church without a tower, but with a roof turret. As of the first Sunday of Advent 2002, this church has become the Samen op Weg church for the center of Enschede. (55-06/58-07)
Extremely important, iconic, late neo-Gothic church with a high tower.
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