Dutch Reformed Church. Consisting of the choir of the late 15th century Lambertus Church, destroyed in 1587. Closed on three sides, provided with buttresses, pointed arch windows, slate saddle roof with roof turret, in which bell from 1668 by P. Hemony. The church restored in 1963. Double copper eight-light crown, cast by Borghart in Den Bosch in 1794; tombstone from 1561 for "frater Thomas de Berhey". Bell frame with bell by Pieter Hemony, 1668, diam. 56.5 cm.
Very simple hall church from 1829 in Waterstaat style with approx. 100 seats. Single manual organ from 1840 by AA Kuerten (Huissen). Demolished in 1933, after the current St. Lambertus church in Engelen was put into use.
The Maaspoort parish was founded in 1985 for the residents of the large northern new residential area 'De Maaspoort'.
Kingdom hall
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