Andreaskerk

Modern church without tower. Built as Reformed Church (Liberated), since merger in 2023 NGK.

Herv. Church and tower on churchyard. Village church on a cross-shaped plan, the tuff stone nave of which may date from around 1100; transept and choir of tuff and brick, a century younger. The tower from 1863 contains remains of the 13th century tower. Vaulted nave. In the church mid-17th century pulpit with stairs, rear bulkhead and sounding board. Candle holder. Choir partition with copper crowning and flame pots. Communion table with bench. Two canopied benches, copper crown. Large organ in carved case from 1733, made by AA Hinsz. Richly carved balustrade with attachments and back positive. Choir organ with one manual and attached pedal by Mense Ruiter Orgelbouw from 1982. A number of tombstones including large ones from 1618 and 1608. Bell frame with two bells, one by N. Sickmans, 1632, diam. 134 cm. and one by AH van Bergen, 1863, diam. 54 cm. Mechanical tower clock.

The history of this former church is connected to the Tjarda van Starkenborgh family. In 1656, one of the children ordered the elevation of the tower and the repair of the church. A family heirloom, in the form of a weapon, carved by Casper Struiwig, now hangs in the church. A family crypt is located underneath the choir.