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Otterøy Church is an octagonal church consecrated on 29 September 1858. The church was built according to a drawing by Christian H. Grosch. In November 1855, the building commission agreed to build the church according to one of these drawings, except for the tower. The church was restored in 1906 and 1958.

The Ottestad church is a typical 18th century eastern Norwegian church, built on the model of Our Saviour's church in Christiania. The church is a cruciform, half-timbered and panelled church with a tower to the west. The church was built in 1730-31 and the exterior panel in 1765 and painted in 1766. The annex to the south and west was probably built in 1820-40. The interior of the church was restored in 1961.

The Ottimati Church is an old Byzantine-Norman church built around the 10th century. The church takes its name from the former crypt of Ottimati, which was built as a support structure for the church in Normandy (12th century). Abandoned in 1767 following the suppression of the Jesuit order that occupied it, the church received the protection of Ferdinand I of Bourbon in 1780. After having been deeply damaged by the earthquakes of 1783 and 1908, the church was rebuilt in the first half of the 20th century.

Ottobeuren Abbey is a Benedictine Abbey founded in the 8th century. It offers one of the richest concert programmes in Bavaria.

Beautiful hall church without tower. Built to replace an earlier church at Groenendaal.

Neo-church with roof turret. Extension 1923. Damaged by flood disaster 1953, then restored. Renovation 1997.

Modern church without tower, near the centre of Oud-Beijerland, but inconspicuous. Also entrance on Nobelstraat.

Farmhouse renovated in 1869. The church community was founded around the time of the secession. In 1932, the community joined the Ledeboerian Old Reformed Churches. In 1938, the then elder offered his barn for holding church services. On 28 July 1938, the new church space was put into use. In 1992, the church building was thoroughly renovated and expanded. The church hall also received a new interior. The number of seats was increased from 270 to 622. At that time, they temporarily met in a wooden emergency church Geldermalsen, Tielerweg 39 - Old Reformed Church in the Netherlands (1991 - 1992)

This congregation was founded in 1985 when 2 elders and 1 deacon resigned from the local Reformed congregation at the end of 1985. In April 1986, another 30 members and 47 baptized members withdrew from the congregation. The withdrawal was related to concerns about lifestyle issues. After this group first met from December 22, 1985, in the auditorium of the new cemetery "Vrederust", they then moved into a temporary building on the grounds of the Municipal Works. On Tuesday evening, July 22, 1986, Rev. AD Muilwijk instituted the free Old Reformed Congregations here. Three office bearers were also confirmed. On February 4, 1987, the congregation was admitted to the church association of the Old Reformed Congregations in the Netherlands. In 1988, land was purchased for its own church building. This church building was built in 1991 with approximately 115 seats. The church building was officially put into use on December 14, 1991.

Church without a tower of the Old Reformed Church in Scheveningen from 1935, near the Scheveningen Harbour.