Elim Baptist Church was constituted in the summer of 1870, in front of and to the left of the residence of C.F. Foy, in a grove of young oaks, about two miles north of Egypt. A man of great influence and social leader in the community brought about a split in the church at Oliver (Little Ogeechee Baptist) over the use of an organ in their song services. Dr. A. B. Lanier organized Elim Baptist Church because of this issue. He and others who favored the use of an instrument left the Little Ogeechee Baptist Church and founded Elim Baptist Church. [more]

After this manner therefore pray ye: Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name.
Come and praise the Lord with your presence and in song. We will still be Live Streaming Sunday Messages for those who don't want to join us at this time and for all our online followers.
Please take a moment to look at the proposed budget. We will also be discussing the disposition of a few Designated Funds. See Tina Caine or Davy Flowers with questions.
It’s finally time to update our church directory. The most current directory is posted in the back of the church on the bulletin board. Please update any information by your name. There are blank pages to include your information if you have joined us since the last directory was created.
It’s time to decorate the Sanctuary for the Christmas season. Join us for this meaningful time as we usher in the Christmas season. During this time, we will also place poinsettias in honor of or in memory of loved ones. See Terri Fort with questions.
All EEBC men are welcome to attend. Invite a friend! See Jerermy Wallace or Gary Fort if you have questions.
All are invited for a night of fellowship and praise in honor of another year God has blessed our church.
All women are invited for an evening of fun, food and fellowship. See Jodi Kendrick if you have questions.
Are you interesting in hosting a portion of the Progressive Supper? It’s not too early to sign up! We will have three “stops.” Soup/Salad, Main Entrée, and Dessert. If you are interested, please let Brenda Barrow or Davy Flowers know as soon as possible. It promises to be a great time!
Soup / Salid Davy / Dianna Flowers Home
Entree Gary / Terri Fort's home.
Dessert Brett / Jennifer Harden's home.
During the events that have taken place in our nation and our local community, we have setup a way for church members to tithe from the safety of your homes. Please click the link above to give your tithe online. The website is a secure site setup by the church.
There is something for Everyone (including you!) at Elam Egypt.
CIA Meets in the Social Hall
Youth in the Youth Room upstairs
Adults meet in the Sanctuary for Bible study
If you would like to purchase a poinsettia in honor or in memory of a loved one, cost is $10.00 each. Due date to order is November 23. See Terri Fort with questions. More details to come!
We are starting a exercise class at Elam Egypt Baptist Church. It will be catered to ladies who are not able to do strenuous activities. (However everyone is welcome) It will be in the social hall on Thursdays at 9:30. Exercises will be a whole body low impact exercise mostly done in a chair. Please consider coming and enjoying the fun and fellowship.
There is something for Everyone (including you!).
CIA Meets in the Social Hall
Youth in the Youth Room upstairs
Adults meet in the Sanctuary for Bible study
It’s almost time to pack shoeboxes! Our church participates every year in packing shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child. Last year, our church and individual members packed 300 boxes! By packing a shoebox, you are packing an opportunity for a child to hear the Gospel, which many times leads to families coming to know Jesus as their Lord and Savior. Shoeboxes will be available soon! Begin now to decide how many Gospel opportunities you will pack this year. Shipping is still $10.00/box. See Brenda Barrow, Tina Caine, or Nancy Holt with questions.
All are invited for a night of fellowship, fun and eating with Pat and Vanna.
You may begin bringing in new or handmade items you wish to donate to the auction on Sunday, November 9. There will be tables set up in the Social Hall for donated items. See Brenda Barrow or Tina Caine with questions.