Kerk Engelbert
This simple hall church was built in the 13th century. Since then, the church has been rebuilt and restored so many times that you could call it a 'cliquish church'. Especially since many elements of the interior come from other churches.
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For instance, the pulpit from 1781, made by Abraham Bekenkamp, originally came from Heveskes church. Also, the floor and ceiling were only somewhat restored to their former state in 2005, after being replaced in the 1970s with washed gravel tiles and decoratively arranged wooden slats, respectively. The church, plastered white since 1904, has a long gabled roof and no tower. It does have a simple eavesdrop with a bell from 1630. It is still served by the Old Catholic Church.