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The liberal religious community NPB, founded in 1928, built a church with 65 seats in 1943 from old wood from De Steeg. Architect Dinger made the design. The building is now worn out, partly due to the many woodworms. Plans have been made. Money has been collected. And after the summer holidays of 2007, construction started on a new church on the same spot, now with 150 seats. It will be a pine church with red roof tiles, a bell tower and arched windows. (56-06/59-08)

The so-called White Church of the NPB (1951, ir. SJvan Embden) was put back into use on Friday 1 February 2008 after a restoration and renovation of several months. The interior has been changed in such a way that it has now become a multifunctional building.

This piece of land on which the church stands was leased to Rehoboth by the Nieuw Echtense Veen Compagnie. The construction must have been completed in 1905, according to a cadastral map. The church of the Full Evangelical Services (Langestraat 205) is a straight-closed hall church from around 1905, with block plastering and a small facade tower. Neo-Gothic church with roof turret.

Inside the small village a hall church was erected in the 15th century, its chancel being closed by a polygonal construction. A tower with defence level and spire was built on the western side of the today standing Gothic church. As suggested by the buttresses, the interior of the church was most probably covered with vaults, which were later on replaced by a flat ceiling. Only ruins are preserved from the defence wall. Inside the church the valuable works of two well known masters from Sighişoara can be admired: an altar built in 1789 by Johannes Folberth, and above it an organ with late Baroque prospectus that Samuel Binder built in 1850

The Heurnse Kerk was built in 1908 as the Dutch Reformed Church. Neo-Gothic hall church without a tower. The number of seats is 275.

The Hevra Tehilim Synagogue of the Vizhnitz Hasidim in Chernivtsi is a Hasidic synagogue from the 19th century. The Rundbogenstil brick building is now a church.

Hexham Abbey is one of the earliest seats of Christianity in England. We have been welcoming visitors to our site for more than 1,300 years. With a host of historical artefacts and treasures, visitors will feel inspired by the sense of heritage, worship and community unique to this beautiful place.

The Hidra church is located on a site where a medieval church once stood. The present building of the Hidra Church was built according to the plans of the architect Chr. H. Grosch in 1851. The nave has an elongated octagonal plan with a choir and a porch as separate extensions at each end, and wide but shallow transverse vessels. The interior is decorated in the Empire style of the 1929 renovation.

The High Synagogue in Prague is an Ashkenazi synagogue completed in 1568, rebuilt in 1691. This stone building now serves as a museum.

The Higher Crumpsall Synagogue in Salford in Manchester is an Ashkenazi synagogue built in 1928-29 by architects Pendleton and Dickinson. This stone building in the Neo-Classical style now serves as an educational institution. The building was recently restored between 2004 and 2007.