De Haven
Emmer-Compascuum, NL
Enlarged and added turret 1919. Out of use and demolished in 1994, for the current new church building .
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De Haven
Harlingen, NL
Characteristic Reformed church building built in 1926. In 1945 (or 1953) Reformed Church (Liberated). Expansion in 1996.
De Heuvel
Pernis, NL
Former farm, demolished for new construction, a modern church building without a tower.
De Hoeksteen
Alblasserdam, NL
De Hoeksteen is a church built in 1974 to replace an older wooden church in the town of Alblasserdam. It belongs to the Union of Baptist Churches in the Netherlands.
De Hoeksteen
Bergentheim, NL
Modern church with tower. Extension in 2000.
De Hoeksteen
Stadskanaal, NL
Interesting modern church without tower. In 2015, festive attention was paid to the 40th anniversary of this church building.
De Hoeksteen
Rijssen, NL
The church centre is located in the Braakmanslanden district. The building was built in two phases. In 1988, the ancillary rooms were built first, which had a district-oriented function. Then, in 1991, the church hall of this complex was put into use. The contractor was the Tijha company. The architect was Gerrit Lensink from Rijssen.
De Hoeksteen
Hallum, NL
The Reformed Church of Hallum and the Reformed community of Hallum-Hijum-Finkum have formed a Protestant community. Both church buildings are used alternately. The new community bears the name of Mariëngaarde, named after the monastery that stood here and was founded in 1163 by abbot Freark fan Hallum. (55-06)
De Hoeksteen
Katwijk aan Zee, NL
Dutch Reformed Church Center, without regular church services.
De Hoeksteen
Amsterdam, NL
In the sixties, the reformed church de Hoeksteen was adapted as a youth centre.
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