UPCOMING EVENTS
Join us as we celebrate the 20th Pastoral Anniversary of our beloved Senior Pastor, the Honorable Rev. Dr. Raphael G. Warnock. Throughout the year—and especially during this season of reflection and gratitude—we will honor and uplift Dr. Warnock for his unwavering leadership, his servant’s heart, and his prophetic voice for justice. We invite you to attend the Anniversary Gala, worship with us on Sunday morning, and participate in events throughout the year that reflect the values he has championed for two decades. This milestone is not only a celebration of his ministry, but also a time to express our deep appreciation and love for a shepherd who has faithfully guided our church and community. Let us come together to make every moment of this anniversary year meaningful and memorable as we thank God for the gift of Dr. Warnock’s leadership.
Book Signing with Jeanne Theoharis: September 14
Jeanne Theoharis is a Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Brooklyn College of City University of New York (CUNY). Her newest book, titled “King of the North: Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life of Struggle Outside the South,” examines Dr. King’s crucial activism and engagement in racial justice campaigns beyond the Southern states.
Navigating Our World Returns: September 10
This September, Navigating Our World invites you to journey through the rich tapestry of Ebenezer Baptist Church’s legacy in a special series titled “Here I Raise My Ebenezer.” Through storytelling, architecture, and historical reflection, we’ll uncover the hidden figures—unsung heroes and sheroes—who shaped EBC’s spiritual and social impact. The series will spotlight the church’s architectural evolution, featuring the Heritage Sanctuary, Horizon Sanctuary, Education Building, and surrounding campus, as living monuments to faith and resilience. We’ll also explore EBC’s blue-collar roots and the transformative leadership of Daddy King, tracing how a working-class congregation became a beacon of justice and hope. Join us as we honor the past, celebrate the present, and envision the future of a church that continues to raise its Ebenezer in service to community and God.
Family & Friends Day: September 14th
Ebenezer’s Family & Friends Day, happening Sunday, September 14th, is a joyful celebration of love, laughter, and community with something for everyone. Families and friends are invited to come together for a day of worship, fun, fellowship, and memory-making. We begin with worship at 10:00 AM, followed by a picnic filled with games, activities, and food for all ages. It’s a time to unite in faith and fellowship, celebrating the vibrant spirit of the Ebenezer community.
One Ebenezer Sunday: September 14
Mark your calendars—Sunday, September 14th is One Ebenezer Sunday. It’s a sacred day of celebration, reflection, and commitment as we come together in faith to support the vision God has placed before us.
We invite everyone to be present, to participate, and to pledge to One Ebenezer. Your gift helps eliminate mortgage debt and unlocks vital resources.
Together, let’s create spaces of spiritual and personal growth where young hearts and minds can thrive. Your commitment to One Ebenezer today, helps to clear the path for the next generation to dream, build, and lead without limits tomorrow. Let’s make history. Let’s build legacy. Let’s be One Ebenezer.
ACTS OF REPARATION September 26 & 27
Join us Friday, September 26 at 7:00 PM in the Heritage Sanctuary for a free screening of the documentary film Acts of Reparation. This event is organized by the Heritage Ministry. After the film, stay for a meaningful conversation with co-directors Selina Lewis Davidson and Macky Alston, moderated by Melinda Weekes-Laidlow, Impact Producer and CEO of Beautiful Ventures.”
Then on Saturday, September 27, join us for Family History Day from 9 AM to 6 PM in the Roberts Fellowship Hall. This free event is designed to help you explore your own family history and ancestral roots. Inspired by the film, it’s a space for healing, storytelling, and historical repair
A.D. Williams King Chapel Returns: September 28
Starting Sunday, September 28, we invite you to join us for The A.D. Williams King Chapel for Children and Youth, held every 2nd and 4th Sunday at 10:00 AM in the Roberts Fellowship Hall.
This vibrant worship experience is led by Rev. Donavan Pinner, with support from our amazing Chapel volunteer team. It’s designed to help our young people grow in faith, build community, and explore their spiritual gifts in a space created just for them.
So parents, guardians, and caregivers—bring your children and youth to Chapel! Let’s nurture the next generation of leaders, believers, and changemakers together.
Join Rev. Bronson E. Woods each Tuesday at noon EST for Tuesday Bible Study!
Click the link below to join on Zoom or join in-person in the Ebenezer Cyber Cafe.
