The Elimkerk

The Elimkerk is a church located at Serlippensstraat 31, 4532 LR Terneuzen, Netherlands.

• Construction: The exact date of construction is unknown, but it was built in the mid-20th century.
• Architectural Style: The church has a modern architectural style with a distinctive bell tower.

As a church, its primary function is to serve as a place of worship for Christians and to provide spiritual guidance and support to its congregation. It is affiliated with the Protestant Church in the Netherlands (PKN).

The Elimkerk is a Christian church specifically. Unfortunately, there is no information available on the architect who designed the Elimkerk.

1. Bell Tower: The bell tower is a notable feature of the Elimkerk and stands out as a prominent landmark in the area.

The Elimkerk is a church building used by the Reformed Congregation of Special Nature of the Protestant Church of Terneuzen. This congregation counts itself among the stream of the Reformed Bond.

The ecclesiastical community is part of the Protestant Church of Terneuzen, but conducts its own activities. The community has approximately 150 members (2018) from all of Zeeland-Flanders.

1. Conversion: In 2002, the ecclesiastical community converted a office building into a church building.

It is an unassuming building with a flat roof and above the entrance portal the inscription reads: Elimkerk.