The Grote Kerk

The Grote Kerk is a Protestant church located in Neede, Netherlands. The original church was built around 1506 and was taken over by Protestants in 1616.

However, the church was demolished, except for the tower, in 1846 to make way for a waterstaatskerk.

In September 1945, the church burned down due to suspected short circuiting. After the fire, the church was rebuilt, with the tower remaining in its original state. The church was consecrated on March 27, 1949.

The bell tower is a notable feature of the Grote Kerk and has been designated as a national monument since 1966.

As a Protestant church, the Grote Kerk serves as a place of worship for the local community, following the principles and teachings of Protestant Christianity.

The address of the church is:

• Kerkplein 1
• 7161 DP Neede
• Netherlands