Elim's locations and phone numbers:

Church Building
1184 Washington St.
Bath, Maine 04530
207.443.7491

Church Office
15 Centre St.
Bath, Maine, 04530
207.443.2663

Elim Acadamy
756 Middle St.
Bath, Maine, 04530
207.443.2663

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We know that visiting a church for the first time can be awkward. Several thoughts could be running through your mind: Will I be met with smiles and handshakes or will I just be another face? Do I have to dress up, or can I wear my jeans? Will they freak out at my tats? What is the music like? What about the kids?

FIRST THINGS FIRST

When you arrive for Sunday School (9:00 AM start time) or the Worship Service (10:30 AM start time), you will be greeted on the steps, at the door, inside the sanctuary or, more likely, all three locations by friendly loving people who are genuinely glad to see you! Folks will be comfortably dressed in things ranging from button downs and khakis to jeans and a Tee. Yes, some women may wear fancy dresses, or one or two men may wear a tie, but that is a choice, not a requirement. It's not so much the clothes as it is just to have you there. You will be given a copy of the bulletin which has announcements and important info about Elim, a weekly schedule of church events and even a place for sermon notes if you like.

SUNDAY SCHOOL OR WORSHIP SERVICE?

If you come for Sunday School, you will find an interactive and thought provoking adult class (Currently going through I Corinthians) and an engaging, challenging Youth Group for the 11-18 crowd. Our Children's class is for 4-10 and is fun for the little people. Should you decide to make the Worship service your first stop, people will be milling about talking and chatting and catching up. If you have young ones with you (ages 0-3) it is likely that someone will mention the nursery service, if you would like to use that. You may also ask anyone and they will be happy to point you in the right direction. The service will start at or near 10:30 AM. Come in, find a seat, relax and just be yourself!

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The Bible says in Acts that the early church gathered together to break bread faithfully and since that time food has been an integral part of any church. Elim has a tradition that we have followed since 1994.



Every month, we get together as a family and break bread...and chips, chili, lasagne, desserts, salads, burgers, hotdogs and just about anthing else we can eat! We call this monthly food-fest "Family Fellowship" and we love to have our visitors stay and eat with us. The best part is, you don't have to brng anything but yourselves!

In the winter months, we have our "Cook-Offs" that usually turn out pretty well for everybody because we have so many great things to try.

Our cook-offs are:

  • January -- Lasagna
  • February -- Chili
  • March -- Dessert
  • April -- Anything Goes
There is usually much fan-fare for the winners of the cook-offs and everyone has a great time. Other months we will BBQ and some months will have themes such as:
  • The Old World
  • Mexican
  • Italian
  • New England
  • (or everyone's favorite) Southern