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

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

Architecturally interesting modern church without tower. Extension in 2005.

The Oud Gereformeerde Gemeente in Nederland (Old Reformed Church in the Netherlands) is a newly constructed church building erected in 2016 to replace the former ‘Witte Kerkje’.

The current church was built in 1982 and replaced an older building. Due to the growth of the congregation, the church was expanded in 1994. In the spring of 2009, a gallery with 125 seats was put into use. (62-09)

Hall church without tower. Extension 1984. Demolished except for a few walls in 2019. The church building of the old reformed community in the Netherlands in Langbroek is being renovated. The building, in the province of Utrecht, is a municipal monument. After several years of wrangling over the zoning plan, the building has now been demolished. Only a few monumental walls remained. The community is growing and needs more seats. These will become available thanks to the new construction, even more than that. There are also sixty seats available in a new hall. The old church still contained asbestos. The new building will soon be heated without gas. The churchgoers will start using the building again in October.

Small reconstruction church without tower.

Hall church without tower. Former name of the street was Molenpad.

Simple hall church with saddle roof.

Hall church from 1927 without a tower.