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Nice reconstruction church, built as a Remonstrant Church. There is cooperation with the Mennonites, who have not had their own church building since about 1985.

Hall church from 1645 with a small portal in Empire shapes against the front facade, crowned by a pediment. The church is covered by a wooden barrel vault. The inventory includes: a pulpit, dated 1748 with a copper lectern and baptismal font holder; a baptismal fence with wooden balusters, precentor's lectern, candle arm and baptismal arch, first half of the 18th century; two psalm boards in a painted frame, dated 1791; two copper candle holders, probably 17th century. A single-manual organ, made in 1841 by BJ Gabry. In front of the church are two hardstone gate pillars and a wrought-iron arch, late 18th century. This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

Hall church in neo-styles. Replaced an earlier Remonstrant Church.

Nice, well-maintained, modern church with bell tower. Rectangular church hall with, in the right side wall, a beautiful series of stained glass windows in concrete. In the attention wall next to it also a modern small stained glass window in concrete. Now in this church building cooperation with the Mennonites (who have sold their church); the church is nicknamed "DoRe-church". This church is listed as a Municipal Monument of the Netherlands.

The church building, designed by Ir. GA Treep, dates from 1955. In 1985 it was modernized and expanded with a garden hall. This architect also designed the Remonstrant church building in Eindhoven .

Important small interbellum church with tower. Built as Remonstrant Church. Replaced an earlier Remonstrant church building.

This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands. This pulpit originally dates from 1649 and comes from the then larger Remonstrant church; the pulpit was placed in this church building in 1822.

The Remonstrantse Kerk is a historical Remonstrant Church built in 1658.

The Remonstrant church from 1883 was given a completely new destination in 2006. The church and outbuildings have since been widely used for meetings, trainings, conferences, workshops, concerts and lectures.

Built as a Remonstrant "New Church", to distinguish it from the older (now demolished) Remonstrant Church on the Laan in the centre of The Hague. Interesting reconstruction church with a sober roof turret.