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Rotterdam, NL
Architecturally interesting, functional church without a tower in Rotterdam-Alexanderpolder, built as the Reformed Church of Rotterdam East. The Korean Reformed Church of Rotterdam is also located here. Since the merger in 2023, NGK.
Katwijk aan Zee, NL
Dutch Reformed Ichthus Church from 1964. Interesting modern hall church with tower, prominently situated in the dunes.
Elburg, NL
Modern church with roof turret. Later new facade cladding.
Alblasserdam, NL
The Ichthuskerk is a Dutch Reformed Church built in 1965 and expanded in 2017.
Hasselt, NL
Reconstruction church with tower. Renovated in 1981. Now a church of the PKN.
s-Gravenhage, NL
Important, sober reconstruction church, with tower. Colorful round stained glass window in the front facade. Out of use as Reformed Church in 1993. In 1993 Reformed Church in the Netherlands (Liberated) Ichthus. Interior, especially the attention wall, later modernized. The symbol "Ichthus" (image of fish) is present on the three liturgical "furniture". After merger in 2023 NGK
IJmuiden, NL
Built as a Reformed Church. Damaged by war in 1944, rebuilt in 1950, named Ichthus Church. Architecturally interesting hall church with roof turret and attached parsonage, built in 1938-1939 to a design by SJ Meegdes and A. ten Broeke. Organ with two manuals and free pedal, built in 1951 by the firm JC Sanders & Zoon (Utrecht). In the front facade large round stained glass window "Ichthus"; in the side walls also stained glass windows. Since 2004-2005 the Ichthus Church is one of the three remaining churches of the PKN in IJmuiden:
Reeuwijk, NL
Built as a Reformed Church. Modern church with tower in Reeuwijk-Brug. Expansion 1998.
Amersfoort, NL
Important modern church with tower.
Dronten, NL
Built as Reformed Church (Liberated). Modern church without a tower.
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