Why would I want to go to a place with the name Ebenezer?

Maybe you look at the name of our church and wonder who in the world would name their church “Ebenezer?” Well, Ebenezer is actually a biblical term that means “The Lord is my helper.” This is the message of the entire Bible and the message of our church! We want to warmly welcome you to come to Ebenezer and find out more about God and what He has done for you to help you!   If you do not already have a church family with whom you worship and fellowship regularly, we would like to become that church for you. We hope to see you soon. Please introduce yourself to me when you come!  ~ Scott Wright, Lead Pastor

 

WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT SUNDAY MORNING?

SUNDAY MORNING SCHEDULE

WHERE DO THE KIDS GO?

GETTING INVOLVED

DIRECTIONS


WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT SUNDAY MORNING?

People of all ages and backgrounds, families, singles, and students attend Ebenezer. The Pastors and others up front dress conservatively, but you’ll see all kinds of attire in the congregation (from jeans to business suits).

Our greeters will welcome you at the front door and give you a bulletin.  They also have a welcome packet for first-time visitors that contains a small gift and a little more information about Ebenezer.  The greeters (who also staff the “Information Counter” in the lobby) are available to answer questions or give directions.

Our worship services last approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. You’ll worship with a blend of music varying from hymns to contemporary music, prayer, scripture reading, offering, and sermon. A sermon guide is normally available for note-taking. There are Assisted Listening Devices available. Recordings of the sermons are available through our website.

As a visitor, we invite you to just let the offering plate pass you by.  A “welcome pad” will be passed down the row so that we can record your attendance with us. If you need a copy of the Bible, feel free to take one of our pew Bibles before you leave.

There are Sunday School programs for children, youth, college students and adults.

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SUNDAY MORNING SCHEDULE

Worship Service (8:30am)
Nursery (0-23 months) (Lobby)
Early Childhood Class (2-3 year-olds) (Room 8)

Worship Service (11:15am)
Nursery (0-23 months) (Lobby)
Early Childhood Class (2-3 year-olds) (Room 8)
Children’s Church (Age 4 – Kindergarten) (Room 17)

Sunday School & Adult Electives (10:05 – 11:00 am)
Nursery (0-23 mos) (Lobby)
Early Childhood (2-3 year-olds) (Room 8)
4 Year-Olds & Kindergarten (Room 17)
Grades 1-2 (Room 15)
Grades 3-5 (Room 16)
Youth, Grades 6-12 (Room 12/13)
Adult Electives (Gym)


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WHERE DO THE KIDS GO ON SUNDAY MORNINGS?

Our friendly greeters will welcome you at the front doors and can direct you to where your children should go.

  • Nursery Care (0-2 year-olds) available 8:30, 10:05, & 11:15 am (the nursery is in the main lobby area)
  • Early Childhood Program (2-3 year-olds) available 8:45, 10:05, & 11:15 am (Room 8)
  • Cross Time Sunday School (age 4 – Grade 5) 10:05 – 11:00 am (Rooms 15-17)
  • Children’s Church (age 4 – Kindergarten) offered during the 11:15 service. Children are dismissed from the sanctuary during the offering. (Room 17)
  • Youth Ministries (Grades 6-12) 10:05 – 11:00 am (Room 12/13)

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GETTING INVOLVED

While there are many ways to get involved, we suggest that you start with these:

  1. Newcomer Lunch – New to Ebenezer? Please join us for lunch in the Serving Room right after the second service on the 4th Sunday of the month! We’d love to share more of what Ebenezer is all about, introduce you to some of the folks here, and answer any questions you may have. Kids are welcome! Please Sign Up HERE. Questions can be directed to Elder Scott Holwick.
  2. Membership Class – Join us for an informative time together as we answer questions you may have about Ebenezer. Learn what we believe, how we began, what our vision is, and how you can be an essential part of it. This class is sometimes offered during the Sunday School hour in 9 parts, or on Sunday afternoons in 4 parts. Taught by our pastors and elders. Contact the church office for the dates of the next class!
  3. Saved to Serve Class – We’ve designed a unique 4-part course that helps you identify what you’re good at and what you ENJOY doing, and then helps you discover ways to serve God with these passions He has given you. Included in the course is a personality test, gift assessment, humorous video clips, and group discussion. You can also discover the ministry at Ebenezer where you would most enjoy participating/serving. Contact Kevin Hardy, one of our elders, for more information on the next class!
  4. Kinship Groups – Kinship Groups are small gatherings in which a large portion of the members and friends of our church are regularly involved in Bible discussion, fellowship, prayer, and ministry. This is accomplished through Multi-Generational and Life-Stage groups. Kinships meet during the fall, winter, and spring. Groups meet twice per month on Sunday evenings at various homes. Most groups meet for 1.5 – 2 hours. During this time the group has time for fellowship, worship, and Biblical study through discussion. Click HERE to sign up.  Contact Travis Schanely, one of our Elders, for more details.

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