The Sint-Joriskerk is a Protestant church of the Dutch Reformed Church in Hoedekenskerke in the province of Zeeland.
An initial church was likely built shortly after 1280 when the parish was established. Excavations have shown that the original church was much larger than the current one. The present church was built in a variant of the Gothic architectural style, the so-called Scheldegotiek, around 1420-1430. The 15th-century church building was dedicated to Gregory. After the collapse of the nave and the tower in 1782, these were not rebuilt, and the bricks were reused for the wall of the smaller choir, on top of which a bell turret was placed.
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