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Everyone who would like to serve is welcome! You do not need to be a member of Ebenezer to volunteer.
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Current Needs

KidzRock (Children)

KidzRock Sunday School Teachers (Preschool, K-3rd grade, 4th & 5th grade) 

  • KidzRock Large Group Leader – Provide leadership (teach) in the classroom. Give instructions to the small group leaders and help set the schedule for class. Volunteers must commit to two or more Sundays a month and be 18 or older. Serving time is August-May.
  • KidzRock Small Group LeaderSmall Group leaders care for an assigned small group of children each week and communicate with their families. Must commit to two Sundays a month or more. Serving time is August-May.

KidzRock Sunday School Supply Team

  • One weekday each month (approximately 1.5 hours)
  • Organize supplies needed for Sunday School classes
Contact Chrissy Richardson

    IGNITE YTH (Students)

    IGNITE YTH Middle School Small Group Leader

    • Sundays, 5:00-6:30 PM
    • Co-lead and invest in the lives of a small group of middle school students as part of the Middle School Ministry Team
    IGNITE YTH High School Small Group Leader

    • Sundays, 7:00-9:00 PM
    • Co-lead and invest in the lives of a small group of high school students as part of the High School Ministry Team
    Contact Zach Hardee

      Technology

      Worship Tech Team

      • Sunday Mornings
      • Audiovisual training provided
      Contact James Mills

        Worship

        Cafe Volunteers

        • Sunday mornings
        • Help set up snacks and beverages and greet people in the Cafe between services
        Ushers

        • Sunday mornings
        • Welcome guests, help guests find seating, and facilitate the offering. Training provided.
        Online Worship Hosts

        • Sunday mornings (can be done from any location)
        • Host the live chat with members of the Ebenezer Online congregation during the 9:00 & 10:30 AM services on Sunday mornings. Provide information, interact, and help build relationships as you worship together. Training provided.
        Band Volunteers

        • Sunday mornings
        • Help lead worship at the 10:30 AM worship service (vocals, bass & electric guitar, drums, keyboard)
        • View Audition Instructions
        Parking Lot Team

        • Sunday mornings
        • Welcome and direct people as they enter the parking lot
        Contact Vaughn Dashiell

        Serve At Ebenezer

        Office Volunteer 

        Answer telephones, welcome guests, assist with data entry, mailings, copying, and other tasks.

        Offering Counter

        Help tally and verify the weekend’s collection. Counters meet Monday morning at 9:30 AM at the church. Count in teams to tally and verify the weekend’s collection. Training is provided.

        For more information, please contact Volunteer Coordinator Melinda Runkles using the form below.

        Small Group Leader

        Coordinate meetings and study topics for a small group of congregation members. Small Groups meet regularly for Bible study, prayer, and fellowship.

        Program Facilitator (Support Groups, Activities, Events) 

        Help our staff members plan activities, lead groups and classes, and organize events.

        Visitation Team

        Make monthly visits to those who are bereaved, hospitalized, or living in nursing homes. A cheerful visit relieves loneliness and reminds them that they are not forgotten. If you enjoy writing encouraging notes or cards, we can use your help with that as well.

        SUNDAY SCHOOL

        Decorating for Sunday School Themes
        Join the team creating stage sets and backdrops for monthly Sunday school themes. Designs are put up at the beginning of each month and taken down at the end of the month and you can work on your own schedule. Choose a team; preschool or elementary.

        KidzRock Large Group Leader

        Provide leadership (teach) in the classroom. Give instructions to the small group leaders and help set the schedule for class. Volunteers must commit to two or more Sundays a month and be 18 or older. Serving time is September – May.

        KidzRock Small Group Leader

        Small Group leaders care for an assigned small group of children each week and communicate with their families. Must commit to two Sundays a month or more. Serving time is September-May.

        Preteen (4th & 5th Grade) Ministry Team

        This team helps plan and execute events; includes setup, leading activities, supervising students, clean-up, etc. Volunteers will also work with students in their small groups during lesson times. The team meets four times a year on a Saturday. Teens and adults are welcome to serve.

        KidzRock Sunday Morning Greeter Team

        Greet families when they come to KidzRock. Walk new families to classrooms, answer questions, and staff the Ministry Center Welcome Desk on Sundays. This team works in shifts, so you still have time to worship. Volunteers commit to two Sundays a month.

        KidzRock Tech

        Support the KidzRock Sunday school team by setting up and breaking down media equipment and computers. Volunteers need to be available throughout the morning (10:00 AM – 11:45 PM) to troubleshoot equipment issues.

        Sunday School Lesson Prep Team

        The Prep Team prepares the Sunday school lesson packets. This mainly includes copying and cutting things out. Volunteers can work each week, or one day a month to prepare the lessons for that month. This position requires about 1 1/2 to 3 hours per week.

        Sunday School Supply Management Team

        Work during the week to pull supplies for the upcoming Sunday lessons and put away supplies from the previous Sunday. Volunteers are paired with one or two other people. This position must be completed on Monday or Tuesday and requires 1 1/2 to 2 hours each week to complete.

        VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

        Vacation Bible School Volunteer

        Help grow the faith of a child by volunteering for the largest event in Children’s ministry. Volunteer opportunities include crew leaders, teachers, snack helper, administrative support, and others. VBS takes place in June.

        For more information, please contact Children’s Ministries Director Chrissy Richardson using the form below.

        Comfort Meals

        Provide meals for congregation members who are experiencing illness or bereavement.

        Funeral Support

        Prepare food for funeral receptions. Help with funeral reception decorating, set-up, serving, and clean-up.

        Visitation Team

        Make monthly visits to those who are bereaved, hospitalized, or living in nursing homes. A cheerful visit relieves loneliness and reminds them that they are not forgotten. If you enjoy writing encouraging notes or cards, we can use your help with that as well.

        For more information, please contact Volunteer Coordinator Melinda Runkles using the form below.

        Photography

        Take photos of church events and activities. Photos will be used for historical and promotional purposes so we can record and share all the great thing that are happening at Ebenezer.

        Social Media

        Create posts for the Ebenezer Church Facebook and Instagram pages. The posting schedule is provided, and each volunteer is assigned a week for which they are responsible.

        Website

        Help update and maintain the Ebenezer Church website.

        For more information, please contact Communications Director Amy Otis using the form below.

         

        Café Attendant

        The café is looking for friends who can provide guests with snacks, beverages, and cheer. If you enjoy working with a team, setting up, organizing, and arranging items, consider joining this team. Café volunteers work one Sunday a month, supporting just one worship service.

        Connection Desk Attendant

        Provide a warm reception for visitors and those who are interested in learning more about Ebenezer Church. Connection desk attendants answer questions, connect people to church resources, and help visitors find their way around the church. This is a once-a-month commitment and volunteers should arrive 20 minutes before service start time.

        For more information, please contact Pastor Jeff using the form below.

        MOSAIC (Ministry of Special Abilities In Christ) is Ebenezer’s ministry for children with special abilities and their families.

        If you have experience to share or a passion to serve children with special abilities and their families, we invite you to join the MOSAIC team.
        Buddy
        Become a Buddy to spend time with children with special abilities while their parents attend worship services. We are looking for volunteers of all abilities age 15 and up. Training will be provided.
        Planning Team Member
         Join the planning team, as we prayerfully discern how this ministry can best serve those in our congregation and beyond.
        For more information, please contact Executive Director B.J. Priest using the form below.

        Choir Member

        Choir members provide music during the traditional worship services. Previous musical/choral experience is preferred but not required. Typical duties include singing hymns and choral pieces during worship services. Rehearsals are Wednesday evenings at 7:30 PM weekly.

        Orchestral Musicians

        Musicians who play orchestral instruments are needed for various worship musical selections. Orchestral instruments are often incorporated for special music during traditional worship services or as an ensemble during holiday worship services. Ability to read music and experience performing required.

        Band Vocalists and Musicians

        The Ebenezer Band provides music for worship the Modern services which occurs at 10:30 AM. Band members perform approximately once a month. Rehearsals take place on the Tuesday prior to the assigned service weekend at 7:00 PM. Open to any experienced vocalist or musician interested in performing modern music. We are currently looking for vocalists, bass and electric guitarists, drummers, and keyboardists.

        Click the button below to access audition instructions for the Worship Band.

        Parking Attendant

        Direct the flow of traffic as well as assist in finding parking spots in the front and rear parking lots on Sunday mornings for worship and at various events throughout the year. Parking lot attendants also help identify first time guests. This is a once-a-month commitment.

        Safety Team Volunteer

        Work alongside team members to help enhance security during Sunday worship services and other church events. We are currently working to improve our campus safety and security and are seeking volunteers with backgrounds in law enforcement, counseling, teaching, medicine, military, and more.

        For more information, please contact Executive Director B.J. Priest using the form below.

        Axis High School Small Group Leader

        Co-lead and invest in the lives of a small group of high school students during the school year. Meet on Sunday evenings during the school year from 7:00 – 9:00 PM. Small Group Leaders are part of the larger Axis Ministry Team that supports one another in discipling students and has fun doing it.

        TNT Middle School Small Group Leader

        Co-lead and invest in the lives of a small group of middle school students during the school year. Meet on Sunday evenings during the school year from 5:00-6:30 PM. Small Group Leaders are part of the larger TNT Ministry Team that that supports one another in discipling students and has fun doing it.

        Confirmation Mentor

        Looking for a short-term commitment with a long-term impact? Volunteer to be a confirmation mentor for a 7th or 8th-grade student as they take the lead in their faith. Mentors are assigned one or two students and must commit to weekly meetings for three months and one weekend retreat.

        Axis or TNT Snack & Events/Behind the Scenes Helper

        Help with snacks and food for events and gatherings or other behind the scenes things that are greatly needed when it comes to teenagers. The time commitment is periodic. Serving in this area says, “Hey, you can call me.”

        For more information, please contact Student Ministries Director Zach Hardee using the form below.

        Audio Engineer

        Support worship services and other events through the mixing of audio on digital audio consoles.  Training is provided. Previous mixing experience, the ability to visualize signal paths, comfortable with computers, and understanding of music are helpful, but not required. The time commitment is 1.5 hours each Sunday worked for traditional service support.  For modern service support, 1.5 hours on Sunday morning, plus supporting band practice the Tuesday evening (7-9PM) before the Sunday working.

        Camera Operator

        Supports worship services and other events through the operation of video cameras. Training is provided. Requires long periods of standing. The time commitment is 1.5 hours each Sunday worked.

        Technical Director/Director

        Supports/leads live stream broadcast team on Sunday. Requires operating cameras before technical directing.  The time commitment is 1.5 hours each Sunday worked.

        Visuals Operator

        Support worship services and other events through the display of visual elements on screens (slides, lyrics, videos, etc). Must be comfortable with computers. Training is provided. The time commitment is 1.5 hours each Sunday worked.

        For more information, please contact Technology Director James Mills using the form below.

        Communion Server

        Provide the congregation with the elements of Communion during Sunday services. Training is provided. Serving Communion helps engage our congregation as we reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made for us.

        Greeter

        Greeters are the first people guest see when they come to worship. Standing at the various entries of the church, greeters warmly welcome guests, open doors, and guide people. This team’s goal is to create a welcoming first impression to everyone who walks through the door. 

        Online Worship Host

        Host the live chat with members of the Ebenezer Online congregation during the 10:30 AM service on Sunday mornings. Provide information, interact, and help build relationships as you worship together. Training provided.

        Scripture Reader

        Love public speaking? Scripture readers are needed for each service every Sunday. Readers are usually asked to read every four to eight weeks and the scripture will be sent to you in advance.

        Usher

        Ushers welcome guests, hand out bulletins, and guide guests to open seats in the Sanctuary. Additionally, ushers facilitate the offering and assist guests during the service. Training is provided. Volunteers arrive 25 minutes before a service start time.

        For more information, please contact Director of Worship, Vaughn Dashiell using the form below.

        Serve In The Community

        Ebenezer serves one large, community-style meal for our unhoused neighbors and community members on behalf of Micah Ministries and their Meals Outreach program. Ebenezer volunteers will meet at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church in downtown Fredericksburg to prepare the meal in their kitchen and serve neighbors in their gathering room. Additionally, we may deliver a limited number of meals to those clients staying at a local motel or we may be asked to serve outdoors. For more information, please contact Amy Miller using the form below.

        What: A small volunteer team preps, cooks, serves, and cleans up a healthy dinner for approximately 50 – 100 guests, mostly Micah Ministries’ clients.

        Prep, Cook and Serve: No special skills are needed, and there are no culinary requirements! All supplies are brought by the program leaders; volunteers only need to show up ready to work. We will prepare the meal in the Fredericksburg UMC kitchen, box it up ‘to go’ style and serve guests. We have jobs for all skill and comfort levels.

        Age Restriction: Most of our volunteers are over 10 years old. However, if you feel your younger child is capable of helping prepare a meal at home, they are welcome here!

        Where: Fredericksburg United Methodist Church (308 Hanover St, Fredericksburg, VA 22401 – use Princess Anne Street kitchen entrance)

        Time Commitment: 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM

        Please sign up to volunteer using the button below. For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        Register for November 22
        Register for December 22

        Angel Tree is a seasonal opportunity to assist under-resourced families during the holidays. Seniors and families, identified by Social Services and local schools, are asked to create gift wish lists. Members of our congregation sign up to purchase, wrap, and return the gifts by mid-December. There is also an opportunity to sponsor a food box for each family or senior. Volunteer shoppers are needed to purchase the items for the food boxes.

        Angel Tree is one of Ebenezer’s most popular outreach ministries. Because of your generosity, we continue to increase the number of families we serve each year.

        Here’s how you can help:

        Purchase a Gift

        Sign up to purchase gifts for children and seniors from our online SignUp Genius wish list. Wrapped gifts are due back to church on Sunday, December 10. To sign up to donate, please use the button below.

        Click Here to Purchase a Gift

        Sponsor a Gift

        No time to shop? You may sponsor a gift by donating any amount you choose, and our volunteers will do the shopping for you!

        Click Here to Sponsor a Gift

        Sponsor a Family Food Box

        Angel Tree families and seniors will each receive a food box, including the makings for a holiday dinner, but you won’t have to do the shopping! Simply sponsor a family with a one-week ($30) or two-week ($60) food box. Our volunteer elves will do the rest! With your monetary donations for the food boxes, we are able to provide many more meals than in the past by purchasing and shopping in bulk.

        Click Here to Sponsor a Food Box

        Volunteer to Help Shop, Assemble & Distribute Gifts and Food Boxes

        We will need many helping hands to shop for food, sort and assemble food boxes, receive gifts as they are brought to church, and distribute gifts to representatives from local schools and social service agencies. Please sign up to volunteer using the buttons below.

        Holiday Food Box Assembly Helper
        Gift Movers, aka: Helper Elves
        Angel Tree Food Shoppers

        For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        “When I was hungry….you fed me……” Looking for an opportunity to share God’s love by helping others? Not sure what to do or where to start?

        On the third Saturday of each month, Ebenezer has the joy of preparing and serving a hearty homestyle meal to the residents of the Thurman Brisben Shelter in Fredericksburg. It is a fun and simple way to share God’s love with some beautiful people. We prepare and serve (4:00-7:00 PM) dinner in the Shelter’s commercial kitchen. Absolutely no experience or materials are required: just you and your gifts of time and love. All volunteers must be at least 14 years of age. Limit of 6 volunteers per shift.

        Register using the buttons below.

        Register for November 15
        Register for December 20

        Build A Backpack is a seasonal volunteer opportunity. Each July, we collect more than 200 backpacks filled with school supplies to help students in need at Moncure and Hampton Oaks Elementary start the year off right. Volunteers can help by sponsoring a backpack, donating supplies, shopping for supplies, and packing and delivering backpacks.

        For more information, please contact Amy Miller using the form below.

        There are three ways to help:

        1. Donate

        Using the supply list, buy and fill a backpack. 

        2. Sponsor

        Let us do the shopping for you! Simply register to sponsor a backpack for $50. We will buy a quality backpack and all the supplies needed for an elementary school student. 

        3. Volunteer

        We could use some helping hands with organizing and delivering backpacks during the week.

         

        Winter is coming, and we need extra help this year!

        Are you feeling the chill in the air and wondering about care for our unhoused neighbors this winter?
        Micah’s Cold Weather Shelter program runs mid-November through mid-March. Micah makes a daily open or closed decision for the overnight shelter, based on temperature and weather conditions each day. Last winter was the first season that Micah hosted two separate shelter sites: One for men and one for women. Upon opening the women’s site, we found that this met a real need in our community, and are proud to offer the same thing again this season.
        Volunteers are welcome to donate their time to either shelter, regardless of their gender.
        Locations:
        Men’s Shelter, 750 Kings Highway, please enter through the ramp on the back of the building. There is plenty of parking in the CSB lot.
        Women’s Shelter, Fredericksburg Baptist Church, please enter through the Red Door on the Amelia Street side. Parking is either on street, or in the Fredericksburg Baptist Church lot.

        Please register for a shift using the buttons below. For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        Register for December 6

        Using the church kitchen, the team prepares and delivers meals to local seniors on the first Saturday each month.

        Age Restriction: None

        What to Bring: All materials provided.

        Where: Ebenezer United Methodist Church

        Time Commitment: First Saturday of the month, 9AM – 12PM

        For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        Ebenezer Acre is a seasonal opportunity from May-September and the centerpiece of Ebenezer’s kNOw Hunger initiative. Volunteers help plant and tend crops before harvesting and donating them to our local food pantry, S.E.R.V.E.

        Be sure to bring water and wear clothes and shoes that can get muddy. Please be considerate of your surroundings – Ebenezer Acre is located on the private property of Ebenezer Church members Stan and Linda Duvall. For more information, join our Facebook Group or contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        When: Saturday mornings at 8:00 AM (weather permitting – check Facebook for the latest updates)

        Where: 2249 Garrisonville Rd., Stafford, VA 22556

        What to Bring: No need to bring anything, unless you have a favorite pair of work gloves. We will have all you need!

        Age Restriction: All ages welcome. This is a great serving opportunity for individuals, families, and small groups.

        What: Ebenezer Church is now a pick-up site for Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank (FRFB) mobile food orders. FRFB clients place orders online and pick them up in the Ebenezer Lobby on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the month from 4:00-6:00 PM. Two volunteers are needed to greet people and help carry their food orders to their cars. Please register using the link below. For more information, please contact Amy Miller using the form below.

        When: 2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month from 3:45-6:15 PM

        Where: Ebenezer Church Lobby

        Each September, Ebenezer hosts the Go for Bo 5K, One Mile Run and Tot Dash at Stafford Regional Airport to benefit our partner Helping Children Worldwide’s Child Reintegration Centre and Mercy Hospital in Sierra Leone. Our 2025 event will take place on Saturday, September 15. In addition to registering as a sponsor or runner, there are several ways to volunteer:

        • Join our 5K Working Group – Help plan the race.
        • Help with packet pick-up during the week before the race.
        • Volunteer on race day – help with water stations, set-up, clean-up, and more.

        For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        Ebenezer Church is excited to partner with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to provide free books to children ages 0-5 in the 22405 zip code in southern Stafford County!

        Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a book gifting program that mails free, high-quality books to children from birth to age five, regardless of family income. It began in 1995 in Dolly’s hometown of Sevier County, Tennessee and quickly expanded across the United States and internationally. To date, the Imagination Library has mailed over 160 million books to more than 1.8 million children.
        The first book each child receives is the classic The Little Engine That Could by Watty Piper and the final book they receive is Look Out Kindergarten, Here I Come by Nancy Carlson. In between, they receive a specially selected book each month that will inspire them to love reading. The Imagination Library partners with local affiliates to cover the costs of purchasing and shipping the books. The Ebenezer Church Imagination Library is honored to serve as the local affiliate for the 22405 zip code in Stafford County and to bless our neighbors with the magic of books.

        The Ebenezer Church Imagination Library volunteer team could use your help with publicity, fundraising, data entry, and logistics. Please click the button below to volunteer.

        If you live in the 22405 zip code and have a child ages 0-5, you may register them for the Ebenezer Church Imagination Library using the button below. There is absolutely no cost to you.

        Your donations help us continue to provide books. For $25, you can provide a new book every month for one child for an entire year. To make a donation to the Imagination Library, click the Donate button below.

        For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below

        What: Phoebe Circle makes baby hats, blankets for those who are baptized or confirmed, and prayer shawls and lap blankets for hospital patients. If you have a love for knitting or crocheting, join us!

        When: 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at 9:30 AM

        Where: Room 215 in the Ministry Center. Everyone is welcome!

        For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        What: Our sewing team, made up of beginners to seasoned sewers, meets regularly to work on sewing projects as a means of outreach. Projects vary, and may include sewing pillows for hospital patients, blankets for our homeless neighbors, and more. Additionally, the group creates quilts for the Prayers & Squares program. These quilts provide comfort to those experiencing loss or illness.

        Age Restriction: None

        What to Bring: All materials provided.

        Where: Ebenezer United Methodist Church

        Time Commitment: Thursdays 9:30AM – 11:30AM

        For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        What: This dynamic team meets weekly at Ebenezer to sort and then deliver donated food to our local food pantry, S.E.R.V.E.  While at the pantry, volunteers also help shelve donations. Additionally, on Sunday mornings team members collect donations from the congregation. The team also participates in occasional community outreach events on behalf of S.E.R.V.E.  Please complete form below and we will get you connected!

        What to Bring: All materials provided

        Where: Ebenezer United Methodist Church & S.E.R.V.E.  15 Upton Lane, Stafford, VA  22554

        Time Commitment: Tuesdays 11:45AM – 1:00PM Sundays 9:00AM – 11:00AM

        For 2025 Ebenezer Church will have a monthly food focus to help support this mission to end food insecurity.

        Please bring in items for that month! You can bring items in on Sunday at worship, or any time the office is open during regular office hours.

        Let’s fill the food pantry shelves together!

        The Monthly Food Focus is listed below:


        November – Nourishing Snacks (healthy snacks)

        December – Delicious Desserts (holiday treats)

        What: Ebenezer partners with Compassion Restoration Ministries (CRM) regularly to cut, split, deliver, and stack firewood to those who rely on it for heating. CRM is a local independent partner organization seeking to meet the basic needs of families in crisis within our community. Their five areas of ministry include Firewood, Transportation. Disaster Relief, Helping Hands and Construction.

        Age Restriction: 10 years old and up

        What to Bring: Gloves, chainsaw, axes, mauls or any other logging tools you might have.

        Where: Varies

        Time Commitment:  We meet the third Saturday of the month at 8:30 AM, September – June

        For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        Serve Around the World

         Bring hope and healing via construction and work teams in connection with our mission partners, Rice + Beans Ministries Appalachia.

        Hope from the inside out.

        We strive to build relationships wherever we are called to serve, fostering a sense of community and connection in every endeavor. Together, we can rebuild not only the physical structures but also the lives of those affected, restoring hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

        Are you passionate about creativity? Do you paint, write, draw, dance, sculpt, sew, act, sing, perform? Do you have creative media skills in video, audio, or photography? Are you interested in using your talents to make a difference? Athentikos is partnering with ministry partners in Guatemala to facilitate week-long I AM ART camps in at-risk communities. https://www.athentikos.com/ 

        You don’t have to be a professional. Bring your skills, and passion to use them with purpose. Invite your friends and join the journey of transformation! Connect to the greater story, exercising the gifts you love!

        Oasis is a community of family-style homes for Guatemalan girls. At Oasis, the Kids Alive staff works with government authorities to provide a safe haven for girls who have been rescued from dangerous environments.  Oasis is a ministry that lives up to its name – providing love, care, and the water of Life to girls being rescued from the desert of abuse.

        For more information, please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller using the form below.

        Ready for an experience of a lifetime? Travel with a Helping Children Worldwide mission team to Bo, Sierra Leone. You can work alongside the staff of Mercy Hospital or the Child Reintegration Centre and make a difference in the lives of children in poverty. There are different types of trips, based on your skills, talents, and interests. These trips are much more than a journey to a foreign land. They are a transforming, life-inspiring experience. You may sign up to give of yourself on an Impact team, but you may find that you will get more than you give.

        Ebenezer sent a mission team on a two week-long mission trips to Costa Rica in conjunction with Rice and Beans Ministries in July 2024. Support activities  included church & school repair/construction, day camps, Bible school, and food distribution to local villages. Please contact Director of Missions and Outreach Amy Miller for more information on upcoming trips or visit the Rice and Beans Ministries or other ways you could support this ministry.

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