Elim Baptist Church

Name: Elim Baptist Church
Address: Newbridge Road, Pontllanfraith

Join us in worship and prayer as we grow together in spirituality and unity.

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Sunday Services

We would love you to join us for worship on a Sunday morning at 11am.

May

4th Rev Sue Phillips

11th Olga Williams

18th Mrs Paula Hughes

25th Adele & Alan - Cafe Church

June

1st Rev Sue Phillips

8th Olga Williams - Pentecost Service

15th TBA

22nd Celebration

29th Olga & Paul - Cafe Church

Toddlers and Baby Groups

TODDLERS

We run a friendly & lively Toddlers group during term time between 9:15 - 11:15 on a Tuesday morning

Come along with your little ones and join us for tea/coffee, toast and play!

BABYZONE

(Temporarily closed)

Our Baby group (for non walking little ones only) at the same time on a Thursday morning.

There is no charge for these groups but if possible a donation of £1 each session would help us to cover costs.

Bible Study

Join us on a Wednesday Evening for coffee / tea as we explore the Bible together.

Every Week at 7pm in the Church Hall

Bereavement Support

Are you, or someone you know, bereaved and looking for support?

If you are interested in attending a support group, or would just like to speak to someone, please contact us.

Butterflies
Rainbow Baby and Toddler Group

A friendly group, set up by a mother, for other mothers, who have had a rainbow baby after a miscarriage, stillbirth or loss of a child.

Come along for a nice, hot cuppa as we chat about navigating our way through the ups and downs of parenting after loss, whilst your little rainbows have a play.

Just £1.50 Per Adult for Tea/Coffee & Toast/ Snacks for the little ones (and you)

Every Monday 10-12 noon.

Elim Church Hall

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About Elim Baptist Church

A Place of Worship and Community

Elim is situated in the small town of Pontllanfraith near Blackwood. We would like to extend a warm welcome to you at any of our meetings. Especially to our Sunday Morning Service.

Allotment Project

Allotment Wellbeing Project “Sown and Grown”

The Allotment Wellbeing Project offers a way for a broad mix of people to work together, sharing knowledge, tasks, skills and experience. It also creates opportunities for extra benefits such as social gatherings, educational workshops and the enjoyment of nature and the outdoors. There’s a growing body of evidence linking gardening with improved mental and physical health. Helping to grow a good crop of fruit, herbs, flowers and vegetables can do wonders for individuals confidence and self-esteem.

The Project is based in Elim Baptist Church. Community Volunteers commit to working 2 hours a week minimum to oversee the daily allotment maintenance. Benefits to the Community Volunteers include free training, all equipment will be provided including protective clothing, plants, seeds etc, socialisation opportunities, physical and wellbeing health benefits, some of the produce grown can be taken home and no ownership responsibilities. There is no financial reimbursement for Community Volunteers engaged with the Allotment Wellbeing Project.

To Volunteer contact us via wwwyos@caerphilly.gov.uk

There is a recruitment and training process to be followed.