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In the Neerbosch Oost district. Interesting, sober modern church. In 2015 the 50th anniversary of the Good Shepherd parish was celebrated.

Built as Dutch Reformed Church. Characteristic Protestant church with roof turret.

Modern church, built on the site of the older Orthodox Reformed Chapel, which was demolished in 1963.

Reformed Good Shepherd Church in Grootegast from 1958. Important late work in the oeuvre of Egbert Reitsma (1892-1976), designed in collaboration with his son LH Reitsma. Large, octagonal hall church with a tent roof in the form of a central construction. On the left in front of the church is a freestanding, openwork bell tower. Typologically rare in Reformed church architecture due to the application of the pure central construction form.

Modern church without tower. Replaced a small church from 1889 on the Rustenburgsweg.

Built as Dutch Reformed Church. Modern church with tower. Expansion in 1983.

Nice hall church with characteristic roof turret, on which the weather vane "The Good Shepherd" can be seen. Out of use as a Reformed Church in 1980, then in use as a Christian Reformed Church, which then left its older church building on Floresstraat. Renovated and expanded with ancillary rooms in 2007.

The Goede Herderkerk was built in 1965, based on designs by W. Ingwersen of the architectural firm C. van der Bom and W. Ingwersen. The church strongly resembles Ingwersen's design for the Maranathakerk in Nijmegen from 1963. The church is characterised by its almost expressionistically upward-reaching corner spire. There is a freestanding bell tower. The walls are very thick and have slot and slit windows.

Built as a Reformed Church. Interesting modern church. This is now the Protestant Church of Borger.

Built as Dutch Reformed Church. Interesting modern church building.