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Built as Dutch Reformed Church. Crucifix church, built in 1952-54 against the tower of the previous church from 1763. Later expanded in stages to a very large church building with a higher tower.

In 1935 the orthodox Reformed chapel was built. The evangelisation association ceased to exist. On Wednesday 25 January 2006 the chapel congregation was instituted as a Restored Reformed congregation. (55-06)

The Hersvik church is a long church from 1891, designed by Jacob Wilhelm Nordan, who modelled it on the nearby church in Fedje.

In order to accommodate the growth, a new multifunctional building was built in 1978 in a new district, the Hervormd Centrum, with a church hall of approximately 800 seats. In addition, services were held on Sunday mornings for a number of years in 'De Meente', a residential center for the elderly. In 2004, the building was used by the Restored Reformed Church, which took its own church building into use in 2012. In 2014, the Hervormd Centrum was renovated.

In Dutch Reformed Youth Building, out of use in 1958.

Neoclassical church from 1832. It is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.

The church is very suitable as a place to meet, because the building no longer has pews and it is nicely situated. The main attraction is the beautiful stained glass.

Modern church with tower.

Interesting church with roof turret. Built as a Reformed church. Ecclesiastically falls under Nunspeet.

The chapel, built in 1903, was renovated in 2001. A new stained glass window was put into use on Saturday 27 August 2005. The window depicts a fish, the symbol of Christianity, and was designed by Hoogsoeren artist Gaby Bovelander and made by glass artist Veronica Huis in 't Veld from Apeldoorn.