Upcoming Events
Sunday School Classes at Ebenezer, classes start at 9:00am.
Faith Class Lounge Max Lucado
"You Are Never Alone, Trust in the Miracle of God's Presence and Power. It is a 6-lesson study with a DVD for each lesson.
Faith Class Lounge Max Lucado
"You Are Never Alone, Trust in the Miracle of God's Presence and Power. It is a 6-lesson study with a DVD for each lesson.
Souper Bowl of Caring is transforming the Big Game into a nation-wide movement inspiring people to give locally and make a collective impact on hunger. Mobilizing grassroots resources including churches, schools, civic groups and caring individuals, the Souper Bowl of Caring movement has created over $160 million worth of support since its inception in 1190, that stays completely local.
We will be collecting cans/boxes of soup until Sunday, February 8th, the day of the Super Bowl. Look for the barrel in the narthex
We will be collecting cans/boxes of soup until Sunday, February 8th, the day of the Super Bowl. Look for the barrel in the narthex
GRIEFSHARE
Recovery & Support Group
Beginning on Thursday, January 15th, 2026.
Ebenezer United Methodist Church
525 Polly Drummond Hill Road
Newark, DE. 19711
2:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Recovery & Support Group
Beginning on Thursday, January 15th, 2026.
Ebenezer United Methodist Church
525 Polly Drummond Hill Road
Newark, DE. 19711
2:00 – 3:30 p.m.
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Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner
By our wonderful Boy Scouts will be preparing our meal.
Fat Tuesday Pancake Dinner
In the CLC on Tuesday, February 17th
5:00pm to 7:00pm $6.00 per adult, children up to 12 free.
All you can eat!
Wear your Mardi Gras beads and come hungry
By our wonderful Boy Scouts will be preparing our meal.
Fat Tuesday Pancake Dinner
In the CLC on Tuesday, February 17th
5:00pm to 7:00pm $6.00 per adult, children up to 12 free.
All you can eat!
Wear your Mardi Gras beads and come hungry
LENTEN SHORT TERM STUDY
Why Did Jesus Have to Die?
by Rev. Dr. Adam Hamilton
Tuesdays, February 24 – March 31
9:45 – 10:55 a.m.
Despite the crucifixion’s central place in Christian faith, the New Testament offers few clear answers about how Jesus’ death saves, or why, exactly, he had to die. The New Testament writers use a host of metaphors—ransom, sacrifice, reconciliation, victory—but never explain exactly how it works or why it had to happen this way. What if that’s because we’ve been asking the wrong question? What if the cross isn’t a transaction to be explained, but a living Word from God meant to transform who we are and how we live?
If there is sufficient interest in having a study group in the evening, we will schedule one on Tuesday or Thursday evenings, beginning February 24/26. Please contact Carol Coney in the church office and indicate your interest in an evening group.
A $20.00 donation is requested to help defray the cost of the book. If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Mary Browne through the church office or e-mail – [email protected].
Why Did Jesus Have to Die?
by Rev. Dr. Adam Hamilton
Tuesdays, February 24 – March 31
9:45 – 10:55 a.m.
Despite the crucifixion’s central place in Christian faith, the New Testament offers few clear answers about how Jesus’ death saves, or why, exactly, he had to die. The New Testament writers use a host of metaphors—ransom, sacrifice, reconciliation, victory—but never explain exactly how it works or why it had to happen this way. What if that’s because we’ve been asking the wrong question? What if the cross isn’t a transaction to be explained, but a living Word from God meant to transform who we are and how we live?
If there is sufficient interest in having a study group in the evening, we will schedule one on Tuesday or Thursday evenings, beginning February 24/26. Please contact Carol Coney in the church office and indicate your interest in an evening group.
A $20.00 donation is requested to help defray the cost of the book. If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Mary Browne through the church office or e-mail – [email protected].
Ongoing Events
IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE…
…to be mission minded.
Here are mission projects that we focus on all year long,
ways you can have an impact on our community for the kingdom of God:
IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE…
…to be mission minded.
Here are mission projects that we focus on all year long,
ways you can have an impact on our community for the kingdom of God:
Zingo’s Supermarket receipts
–There is a new way to collect. Look under missions to get the info.
Sunday Breakfast Mission Food Closet
– all types of food items are welcome (no glass jars)
Stockings for Soldiers
This month we will do black or white crew socks, small fruit cups, tuna fish in packets, and small snack packs. Of course, we will accept anything else that is suitable. Thanks again for your generous support of this endeavor. Money donations and Christmas cards for the troops are always welcome. Cards would be a great project for the children.
–There is a new way to collect. Look under missions to get the info.
Sunday Breakfast Mission Food Closet
– all types of food items are welcome (no glass jars)
Stockings for Soldiers
This month we will do black or white crew socks, small fruit cups, tuna fish in packets, and small snack packs. Of course, we will accept anything else that is suitable. Thanks again for your generous support of this endeavor. Money donations and Christmas cards for the troops are always welcome. Cards would be a great project for the children.