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Fide is one of the 92 medieval churches on the island of Gotland. It was built in the 13th century in the Romanesque style.

Fidenza Cathedral was built in the 12th and 13th centuries. The design of the building is attributed to Benedetto Antelami (1150-1215). The cathedral occupies a special place in the history of medieval art, as its sculpted decoration reflects the evolution of Romanesque sculpture in northern Italy between the late 12th and early 13th centuries.

The cathedral of Fiesole dates back to 1028, the date on which its transfer from Badia to Fiesole was decided. The cathedral was then dedicated to St Romulus, the evangelizer of Fiesole. It was enlarged in the 13th century and then in the 14th century. Further transformations and embellishments took place in the following centuries until a radical restoration was carried out in 1878-1883, financed by the State and supervised by civil engineers from Florence, which involved the complete reconstruction of the façade. The bell tower dates back to 1213, but was rebuilt in the 18th century.

The Fiksdal church is a Gothic "long church" dating from 1866. The wooden building is the work of builder Gjert Lien from Nordfjord. The architect was Jacob Wilhelm Nordan. It was restored in 1966 on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.

Reconstruction building with small tower. Until 1984 Dutch Reformed community center Filadelfia. Since 1984 the Salvation Army has been located in this building.

The current church was built in 1995 to replace a wooden building from 1970.

The church hall of the Rotterdam-Zuid Pentecostal Church was located at this address.

Modest modern Roman Catholic church building in the large expansion district Achtse Barrier, in the north of Eindhoven. This was the last newly established Roman Catholic parish, with associated church building, in Eindhoven.

The Filadelfia Community was founded in 1957.

In the 15th century a Gothic hall church with a bell tower and pointed windows was built. Over the centuries the building went through various repairs and modifications, among which is worthy to mention the renewal of the bell tower’s roof in 1787 and full restoration of the church, of the surrounding wall, the bastion and the portal between 1580 and 1655. The last repair took place in 1972, when the church and the bell tower were renovated and the fortification wall, the gate tower and the north tower were consolidated. Major damages to the church were already being reported in 1980 and since 1989 on the Sunday service is held in the parish house. Every year the church showed more and more degradation. The roof of the chancel and then partially the roof of the nave became a ruin. But in 2010 a descendant of former inhabitants (Georg Fritsch jr.) together with the Arcus Association in Târgu Mureş adopted the church and started to successfully repair it. Since 2012 the church has a new roof.