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Interesting modern church with tower. Built as a Reformed Church. Since the mid-1990s one of the two remaining church buildings of the PKN (Protestant Church of the Netherlands); the other church building was the historic Grote Kerk in the center. Since about the beginning of 2010, the Sunday celebrations of the PKN Beverwijk have taken place in turn in one of these two churches.

The mosque is located in the eastern part of the original and extensive settlement area. It is known that the present mosque had a predecessor building which was in very poor condition in 1904. It is not known whether the new building was erected on the same site as the old mosque. The new building was completed between 1905 and 1907. According to Bağişkan, the enormous cost of repairing the damage caused by the severe earthquake of 1953 suggests that the building had to be completely rebuilt.

Was Free Evangelical Reformed Church. Interesting church building without tower. Expansion 1994.

Architecturally nice reconstruction church, without tower. Because the chapel became too small, the meetings were temporarily held in the auditorium of a school. Two reasons made a return to the chapel possible in the 1980s. Firstly, a renovation, which allowed more people to attend the meetings. Secondly, more importantly, was the vision to establish daughter churches in surrounding places.

Together with Breskens and Retranchement. After the sale of the three buildings in Breskens, Retranchement and Nieuwvliet, the Free Evangelical Community temporarily worshipped in the Multifunctional Centre Het Torentje in Groede. On 11 September 2004, the official inauguration of a new regional church at Provincialeweg 2 in Nieuwvliet took place. The architect is Lockefeer & Verhulst Projecten in Aardenburg, ir. MR Willems arch. BNA. The construction, drawings, model, etc. of the new church can be found at www.people.zeelandnet.nl/jvdwege

On 3 June 1951 this municipality was founded. On 10 February 1952 a private building could be occupied, a renovated house on the Hoogstraat. Decommissioned in 1981. Replaced by a church on the Burgemeester Houwingsingel in Den Helder.

Interesting hall church without a tower, in neo-Gothic to Bellotian forms.

Free evangelical church built in 1930.

Interesting late neo-Romanesque church. Next to Youth Building Het Vischnet. In 1973 the church of the Free Evangelical Community was completely restored on the inside. On 24 December 1974 the renovated church was festively put into use. This church is listed as a Municipal Monument of the Netherlands.

After celebrations had been held by this religious community at various temporary locations from 1936 onwards, the current church building was inaugurated on 6 February 1960.