Non-oriented, simple basilica church without tower, in traditionalist forms, influenced by Romanesque. Replaced an earlier emergency church. Bell present in extension on the northwest side, to the right of the chancel. Rectory and ancillary rooms to the south of the church. The interior is simple but atmospheric. Wooden roof, supported by wooden trusses resting against stone pillars. Chancel vaulted in stone.
Modern church without a tower in the Emmerhout district, with the former address De Dilgt 400.
Built as a Baptist church.
Built for the Baptist community. Expansion in 1958, out of use in 1997, then Evangelisation post of the Reformed community. In 2004 the community received the organ from the Ger. Gem. of Ermelo, Hanengewei 69 - Eben Haëzer .
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