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A few tens of metres from the Church of St. Anthony stands the Chapel of St. Elijah at the end of an inconspicuous path between the gardens. From the gallery around this chapel you can see not only the whole city of Znojmo with all its landmarks (the castle, the railway viaduct, the Wolf Tower or the Loucký Monastery), but also the wooded valley of the Dyje and the Znojmo Dam.

The ELIM church is a Christian Reformed Church in Siegerswoude. Siegerswoude is a small Frisian village of about 1000 inhabitants on the border with the Groningen De Wilp which has 1750 inhabitants. The parishioners come from the wide area. More than 240 young and old are members of our church.

Elimäki Church is a rectangular wooden church originally built in 1638 but enlarged in 1678 to become a church with a cross plan. Elimäki Church is the oldest wooden church in Finland. The bell tower was built between 1795 and 1797 and repaired in 1842.

Evangelical Lutheran church built in 1971.

Built as Reformed Church (Liberated), Modern church building without tower, in Rotterdam-South. The congregation merged with the Christian Reformed Nebo Church on the Smeetlandsedijk in 2012. Subsequently in use by Evangelical Church De Deur.

Extensions in 1991 and 2006. The Reformed Church was established here in May 1924. On 19 September 1924, a small church was put into use, the Elim Church at Langeweg 61. On 11 September 1976, the foundation stone was laid for a new and larger church. The architect was M. van Dijk from Hendrik Ido Ambacht, who had also built the Petra Church of the Reformed Church in his hometown. In the design for the Elim Church, you can see a similarity between the architect's style and the Petra Church in Hendrik Ido Ambacht. A gallery was added in 1990. Under the leadership of architect J. Fierloos, a major extension was started in the summer of 2005. Temporarily, church services were held in a shed on Spoorstraat. This proved necessary because the church building had become too small again and an extension was again necessary. The church hall was expanded with 400 seats and the number of side rooms was increased from 4 to 6. The expanded church was put into use on 24 November 2006. On Friday evening 22 June 2007 the old organ, but expanded by the Nijsse company, was put into use. The following Saturday there was an open day.

Out of use 2001. The Reformed Church (Liberated) founded in 1945 (GKV) almost entirely transferred to the Dutch Reformed Church (NGK). The GKV was re-established in 1969. The building of the Liberal Reformed Church was rented. Finally, the building of the Salvation Army at Prof. Van Mussenbroekstraat 2 was purchased in August 2000. After a thorough renovation, it was put into use on 16 November 2001. The building is now called Elimkerk.

Modern church without a tower.

Interesting modern church without tower. Replaced an earlier church building elsewhere in the center of Amersfoort. The inauguration of this church building took place on Tuesday April 20, 1993 with 1250 seats.

Reconstruction church, built to replace the old church, which was previously (around the 1950s) transferred to the Reformed Church (Liberated).