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Renovated 18th century, tower 1869. The Protestant Community of Ee, Oostrum and Jouswier was created after the merger between the then Reformed Community of Ee, Oostrum and Jouswier and the Reformed Church of Ee. It is part of the Protestant Church in the Netherlands.

Ganthem Church is one of the 92 medieval churches on the island of Gotland.

The castle was built in the 13th century to serve as refuge fort for the local noble family. The rectangular fortification wall, its entrance tower and the donjon having residential function survived the centuries. Today the bells floor built in 1879 and covered with the distinctive pointed spire, flanked by four corner turrets stands over the vaulted lower floors of the tower. The noble castle was later taken over by the community, which built the old school in the precincts. Another important building is the Gothic parish church nearby, which was rebuilt in Baroque style after destruction and has a valuable Baroque altar. It is also possible to visit the ruins of the originally fortified Romanesque church on the hill near the Evangelic cemetery.

The Garder church is a long church built by the builder Andreas Keitel in 1881 according to the same designs as the church in Oppegård, but the church in Garder is slightly larger than the church in Oppegård. Christen Brun painted the altarpiece as a copy of the altarpiece in the church in Tyristrand.

The church of Garmo is a typical long church with a tower to the west. The church hall underwent several modifications in 1938-40. Then the windows of the choir were moved and the choir of 1828 was restored.

The church of Starm of Garmo, part of the Maihaugen Open Air Museum, dates from about 1021. The present church was probably built around 1200, then enlarged with notably a bell tower (1690) and cross arms in the roof (1730).

The Garnethill Synagogue in Glasgow is an Ashkenazi synagogue built in 1877-79 by architects John McLeod and N.S. Joseph. This stone building in the Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Moorish style still serves as a synagogue.

The St. Martin garrison church of Dresden was the garrison church of Albertstadt, which had been created as a military town for much of the Saxon army. The church, built between 1893 and 1900, is divided into two separate church halls for the Protestant and Catholic denominations, of which since 1945 only the Catholic part is used in a sacred way.

Dutch Reformed Church. Closed-end hall church with a saddle roof between gables from 1751. Originally a garrison church. It was a multifunctional building: the attic served as a storage space for ammunition and hay, and behind the church were two horse stables. In the 19th century, the church lost its function as a garrison church: the attics disappeared and the interior was given a vault. At the back of the church, the prisoner's bench for soldiers in detention is still located. The church was restored in 2001. The inventory includes a 19th-century pulpit and four text boards from 1824, originating from the Der Aa-kerk in Groningen. Organ (national monument) with one manual, made in 1874 by H. Knipscheer for the Reformed Church in Schoonhoven, placed in Nieuweschans in 1925 and restored by W. van der Putten in 2009. Five semi-circular closed windows. Above the entrance is a foundation stone from 1751.

The Garrison Church is the Reformed church of this fortified town. The church was built in 1641 for the Dutch garrison (although the year 1646 can be found in the Grote Poort). In 1972 the church underwent a thorough restoration. The church is owned by the municipality of Ravenstein. The square on the side is the former cemetery.