Ebenezer Urban Ministry Center

09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and to honor the courage of the first responders, service members, and everyday citizens who demonstrated extraordinary bravery and compassion.

We continue to pray for the families who carry the weight of that day and for healing, peace, and unity throughout our nation. May we never forget, and may we always choose faith over fear, love over hatred, and hope over despair.

Bishop Dr. R. C. Hugh Nelson
Senior Pastor, Ebenezer Urban Ministry Center

09/11/2026

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09/06/2026

11 AM Sunday Service
Speaker: Bishop Dr. R.C. Hugh Nelson

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Senior Pastor: Bishop Dr. R.C. Hugh Nelson
Location: 660 Powell Street Brooklyn, NY 11212
Services: Sundays @ 8:30AM, 11AM
Bible Studies: Wednesdays @ 7PM

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09/05/2026

Day 5: Stop Calling It Over

Do not place a period where God is still writing.

Disappointment may have closed a chapter, but it did not end your story. If God is still breathing life into you, there is still purpose to fulfill, love to give, and work to do.

The challenge is simple: Stop speaking finality over something God may be preparing to restore. Turn the page and take your next faithful step.

CTA: Complete this sentence in the comments: “I am still here because...”

09/04/2026

Day 4: You Are Bent, Not Broken

Pressure changed your posture, but it did not destroy your potential.

You may feel stretched, tired, or shaken, but you are still standing. What you endured revealed your resilience and deepened your dependence on God.

Now comes the challenge: Stop calling yourself broken because life bent you. Give God your pain, straighten your posture, and face your future with renewed faith.

CTA: Tag someone who needs this reminder, then declare: “I am still standing, and I will rise again.”

09/03/2026

Day 3: Your Setback Did Not Cancel Your Calling

Your situation changed, but your assignment did not.

A setback can interrupt your plans without canceling God’s purpose. What happened may require you to regroup, recover, and rebuild, but you are still gifted, called, and needed.

The challenge is to stop using your setback as permission to abandon your calling. Pick up what discouragement convinced you to put down, and begin again.

Name one purpose, dream, or assignment you are ready to pursue again. Declare in the comments: “My calling continues.”