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The church of Haskerdijken is wedged between the village, the railway and the motorway. The nineteenth-century church, with six tombstones from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries on the floor, is sometimes still used for (mourning) services.

Built as a Reformed church. Architecturally important modern building with tower. Also (for some time) Roman Catholic services and, on Saturdays, celebrations of the Seventh-day Adventists.

Built as the Reformed Church Centre Den Donck. Round church hall with ancillary rooms.

In Community Center De Kiem, a modern complex with a clock tower.

Reformed Church, because of the two-manual mechanical organ with pedal made by JP Künckel in 1811, originally made for the Walloon Church in The Hague. This organ is worthy of protection because only small house organs of the work of organ builder Künckel have been handed down. An instrument of this size, in almost original condition, has not been preserved. For this reason, this organ has a great uniqueness value and is important from the point of view of organology and musicology.

Small church with tower. Built as Dutch Reformed Church.

Modern building of the Living Stone Ministries, nicknamed "The Dome".

Modern church without tower. Expansion in 2007. Built as Reformed Church (Liberated), after merger in 2023 NGK.

Built as a Reformed church, replacing two other churches: Ontmoetingskerk and Pelgrimskerk. This is the Protestant Church (PKN) of Ridderkerk. In addition, there is a Reformed Congregation of Ridderkerk, which includes 5 districts and church buildings. This Reformed Congregation is of the Reformed Bond signature. Such Reformed Bond church communities are also affiliated with the PKN.

De Levensbron (The Source of Life) is a church built in 1989. It is part of the church association of the Dutch Reformed Churches (NGK).