Vision:

To be a church where people are transformed by the truth of God’s Word.

To be a community of believers unified in worship, prayer, and service.

To be a fellowship of people who exercise the love of Christ for one another by our caring, sharing, and encouraging.

To be reaching arms for the Gospel through individual evangelism; as well as, collectively through our efforts in counseling, Church planting, and missions.

Values:

The Bible: We believe that a loving God gave us the Bible to give us truth about Himself, meaning, purpose and hope. 

Jesus Christ: We believe that God so loved a lost world that he sent Jesus Christ, God the Son, to reveal God’s truth, to die on the cross to pay the perfect penalty for our sin and to rise from the grave. 

The Holy Spirit: We believe the Holy Spirit draws us to God as we repent of our sinfulness, receive forgiveness and are given peace, empowering us to live a meaningful life. 

Prayer: We believe that prayer glorifies God, calls Him to action and bestows upon us his power and grace for living. 

Spiritual Growth: We believe that God calls his children to a lifelong process of becoming more like Christ in love and purity. 

Unity: We believe that individuals in a healthy church love one another even as we celebrate our uniqueness in the church family. 

Stewardship: We believe that God gives to each of us resources of time, talents, and treasures to be used to serve others and glorify Him. 

About Us:

Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church is a friendly, multi-generational congregation which averages 550 on a Sunday morning with two services. We stand on the primacy of the Scriptures and the New Birth. We desire and pray for both conversion and transformation in our midst. We are evangelical, reformed, and baptistic. Our worship contains a variety of music styles and congregational participation. Our favorite phrase is “People Matter To God.”

We are part of the Bible Fellowship Church, a denomination of over sixty churches located throughout the northeastern United States. We have both a doctrinal statement and vision statement.