Modern church without tower. The Reformed Church Liberated Fonteinkerk (1977, expanded in 1993) has been extensively renovated again. Furniture has been renewed, the meeting room has been renovated, a meeting room has been added, etc. On Saturday 12 April 2008, the church on the Achtkant was festively put into use. (59-08/60-08)
The Van Dam company built an organ for the Reformed Church in Buitenpost in 1877. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the Viola di Gamba 8' from the Bovenwerk was placed on the Hoofdwerk under the name Cello 8' instead of the Quintprestant 3'. A new Aeoline 8' was placed on the Bovenwerk. The organ was restored in 1973/1974 by Fama & Raadgever, under the advice of Bas Wijnands. The Viola di Gamba was put back, and a new Quintprestant was made. The originally attached pedal was replaced by a free pedal with four voices. The Van Dam pedal from Anjum served as a model for this pedal. On Friday 25 January 1974, the organ was put back into use with a performance by Arnold Feddema and Mr. A. Sterk.
Neo-Gothic church without tower. Expansion 1923 to T-shape, 2008 Kruiskerk. As of January 1, 2008, the PKN congregation was formed. The Reformed Church is now called Kruiskerk. (59-08)
Wooden church(let) with roof turret. Converted former farm.
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