The former reformed church of Tijnje is a simple hall church without a tower built around 1890 or in 1907-1908: the exact year of complete construction is not clear. The straight-closed church building was originally built of brown brick, but the walls were all plastered at a later stage.
Interesting large modern church with tower in the northeast of Leeuwarden. Replaced the Noorderkerk in the center of Leeuwarden.
Built as Roman Catholic St. Franciscus Church. Interesting modern church with tower. Out of use as Roman Catholic church in 2004. Then in use by the Assembly of Believers. They call themselves "Uitzichtgemeente" and the church building "Uitzicht".
Built as a Reformed Salvator Church. In use as such until 1994. Attached to the building are a former parsonage and a former sexton's house. These were sold as separate lots when the Salvator Church was sold in 1996 and are no longer part of the church. For a number of years, the Seventh Day Baptists also attended church here.
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