Selly Oak Elim Church, Exeter Road
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Selly Oak Elim Church, Exeter Road
Image: © David P Howard Taken: 27 Mar 2013
On the corner of Exeter Road and Tiverton Road. Selly Oak Elim Church was founded in 1936 (2006 was the church's 70th anniversary), born out of Birmingham's Pentecostal Revival of the 1930s. The church first met in people's homes and then in the Institute building on Bristol Road before moving to a permanent site in Alton Road. In 1983, two buildings later, the church were outgrowing their premises and arranged to swap buildings with St. Wulstan's. Today, they meet at Elim Church Centre on Exeter Road (2006 was the building's 100th anniversary and the church's 70th anniversary). http://www.sellyelim.org/index.php/aboutus/about-us
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Image Location
Latitude
52.441618
Longitude
-1.931696