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Neo-Gothic hall church without tower. Out of use and demolished in 1991. Replaced on site by the Ichthus Church .

Built as a Reformed Church. Modern church.

Reconstruction church with tower. Renovated in 1981. Now a church of the PKN.

Built as a Reformed church. Interesting reconstruction church without tower, in 2004 with bell tower. Community center with services. This church is also called the Ichthus Community because all activities usually take place in the Ichthus church building. After cooperation, in the context of Samen Op Weg, with the Dutch Reformed community of Zeihuuv expanded in 2004. New entrance with bell tower, in which the bell of the Reformed church, placed at the Ichthus church. The name of the defunct Reformed church building Zeihuuv lives on in the large community room under the church hall.

Community founded in 1934. Replaced a former church building at Dwars Nieuwstraat 2 in Boskoop. The church building at Mendelweg was put into use on 21 November 1968 with 380 seats

Ichthus Church in Meerkerk.

Interesting modern church building.

Built as Reformed Church (Liberated). Modern church without a tower.

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

Protestant Community Colmschate/Schalkhaar. Originally in use as the Dutch Reformed Church of Colmschate. Hall church with saddle roof tower in traditionalist forms. History After the arrival of Rev. A. van der Walle in 1937, it was decided to build a new church to replace the old one, which was built in 1844. The church council also decided to commission architect W. Verschoor to build a hall church with saddle roof tower in traditionalist forms. The church received various donations for the church. On 8 March 1938, the mayor and aldermen of Diepenveen granted permission for construction. The church was built in a few months. The firm J. Berends en Zonen built the church for f 23,343. f 3018 was spent on pews, pulpit, baptismal font and tables. The central heating cost f 1615, the chandeliers with wall arms f 985 and the organ f 1,682. The new church was consecrated on Friday, September 16, 1938.