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The church dates from 1958. In 2004, a new organ was put into use. It was built by Bernhardt Edskes Orgelbau in Switzerland (Edskes is from Groningen). It is the first Edskes organ in our country. The organ replaced an organ from 1960, which was moved to the Dutch Reformed Church of Peace in Vlaardingen. That organ was built by Van den Berg & Wendt. Flentrop Kerkorgelbouw installed the organ in Vlaardingen, where it was officially put into use on June 12, 2002.

The Baptist community of Southwest Friesland drove the first pile for a new church building last week. The community, which is affiliated with the Union of Baptist Churches, has grown from around 70 to 120 baptized members in the past ten years. In addition, the community has around fifty children and young people and an equal number of people who are registered as friends of the community. The new church will have a hall with around 250 seats. The community hopes to be able to move into the new building this year.

Built as Dutch Reformed Church. Modern church without tower.

Built in 1926 as a Liberal Reformed Church designed by architect Evert Rozema in a moderately expressive style, related to the Amsterdam School. Now a church of the Provincial Association of Liberal Protestants Groningen.

Built as a Christian Reformed church. Interesting neo-church without a tower. Out of use as a Christian Reformed church in 1966, then taken into use by the Evangelical Community De Schuilplaats. The Christian Reformed moved into a new church building

Replaced the church destroyed in 1945. Hall church in modernist forms. Extended 1996.

Church life in the Zevenhuizen district started in 1969. The first church services were held in De Boerderij, later in the associated barn. Reformed and Reformed worked together.

Originally the Reformed Open Hof Church, built to replace a church destroyed by fire. Since 2006, this church has been called "Het Kruispunt", from the PKN congregation that merged with the Reformed Church of Erica.

Built as Dutch Reformed Church. Interesting pentagonal reconstruction church.

Interesting modern church. Built as Reformed Church (Liberated). After merger in 2023 now Dutch Reformed Church