Mary Ann Buscher has been advocating for children for decades as a teacher, counselor, pastor, and volunteer with Helping Children...

Inside Pastor Jeff’s office is a pop of color that’s hard to miss. A vibrant collection of 50 clergy stoles in varied shades and...

If you know Julie Todd, you know that her hands are never idle. When she’s not working on a computer as Ebenezer’s Finance Assistant,...

Small groups offer conversation, spiritual growth, relationship, and community. If you’ve ever thought about joining a small group,...

At this time of year, we may find ourselves overcommitted and overwhelmed. Work, social, school, and even spiritual commitments fill our...

Twice each year, members of Ebenezer’s congregation bake dozens of cookies for Kairos Prison Ministry. But these cookies are more than...

One of the things that we can draw strength from in our relationship with God is the fact that He loves us too much to leave us where we...

Kait Priest is following her path to ministry back to the place where it all began. As Ebenezer’s Summer Ministry Intern, she is gaining...

Fear not. The Bible speaks to this phrase in many ways. In counseling, I have been blessed to walk alongside clients though anxiety,...

I have been blessed to serve full time in Student Ministries for 23 years and one thing I have noticed is that there is nothing like Youth...

The path to ministry is long and winding. For Becca Runkles, it began in middle school, on the bus ride home from a youth conference. “I...

Climb the stairs to the second floor of the Ministry Center and you’ll find one of Ebenezer’s greatest resources, just waiting to be...

Do you have problems saying no? Can you set limits and still be a loving person? Do others take advantage of you? If you’re not at peace...

More than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, and more than 11 million more are serving as unpaid caregivers. This disease...

“Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength. These commandments that I give you today are...

We live in a fast-paced world. We feel we must be “on” all the time. This manner of living can leave us feeling on edge, disconnected,...

Last summer, I was fortunate enough to lead a book study on Forgiving What You Can’t Forget by Lysa Terkeurst. The class was so impactful...

Volunteers are sorting and stacking Angel Tree gifts, the Choir and Band are rehearsing for Christmas Eve Candlelight Services, and a...

Angel Tree is a beloved holiday tradition spanning many generations at Ebenezer Church. It is a loving way to bring a glimmer of happiness...

This winter, Micah Ministries and a cohort of local churches will once again come together to provide our unhoused neighbors with necessary...

I was thinking the other day that church is like an iceberg. The top 10% of the iceberg – the portion visible above the surface...

Members of the Ellis Small Group recently prepared and served a meal for Brisben Shelter residents. Janet Young contributed this reflection...

Chances are, when you think about Ebenezer Acre, you think about potatoes. It might surprise you to learn that more than 250 pounds of...

School may be out, but the Ebenezer Exercise Group is still in session! The group is open to participants of all ages and fitness levels...

The interaction between Peter and Jesus in Matthew’s narrative of Jesus walking on the water is inspiring (Matthew 14:22-33). When Peter...

If you’ve ever witnessed a baptism at Ebenezer, you’ve already seen the ministry of Phoebe Circle in action. At the conclusion of the...

There are a lot of quotes about hunger, but I think this one from Bishop Desmond Tutu stands out, because of the simple message it conveys:...

Recently, I ordered some seeds and supplies for my garden, and thanks to having Amazon Prime, I was guaranteed “next day” shipping....