Ebenezer Reformed Church

06/03/2026

Thank you to all who attended and helped with last's night's launch of "The Welcome Table" ministry! Next gathering will be on the 3rd Tuesday (June 16) at Odell Library hosted by Emmanuel Church.

06/03/2026

Want to watch a man walk across the Grand Canyon on a tightrope? See Sunday's Sermon and subscribe to our YouTube Channel.

Pastor J.T. BeanEbenezer Reformed ChurchMorrison, ILhttps://www....

06/02/2026

We have a room full of 120 old chairs we're offering to sell for $5 each. Do you know of another church or organization that needs them? Let us know.

06/01/2026

A free meal. A place to belong. A space to explore faith. All are welcome!

05/31/2026

Pastor J.T. Bean "No Confidence in the Flesh" (Phil. 3:1-11)

05/31/2026

We're launching a new ministry for our community. Come as you are. No previous church experience necessary. First meal is this Tuesday, June 2nd. Please LIKE👍and SHARE

05/28/2026

The construction continues. Pardon our dust. 🚧🚜

05/26/2026

🚨BREAKING NEWS!🚨 Major Construction Project Underway at Ebenezer Reformed Church

MORRISON, IL — Residents are reporting unprecedented levels of heavy machinery activity at Ebenezer Reformed Church as crews begin work on the church parking lot. Witnesses describe scenes of dump trucks, gravel piles, and construction equipment not seen in these parts since the Great Sidewalk Expansion of 2017.

Church officials have confirmed that the project is part of a long-term effort to improve parking conditions and reduce the annual springtime challenge known as “Finding the Least Bumpy Spot.”

Sources indicate that several church members have already visited the site multiple times to supervise the work from a safe distance with their hands firmly in their pockets. Experts believe this is a natural response whenever construction equipment is present.

While temporary inconveniences are expected, church leaders remain optimistic that the completed project will provide smoother parking, fewer puddles, and significantly less wear and tear on both vehicles and lower backs.

Residents are encouraged to remain calm and exercise patience. Early reports suggest the finished product may be visible from space—or at least from the front pew.

More updates will be provided as this developing story unfolds. Stay tuned. 🚧📰🚜

05/25/2026

Thank you to all who served!

05/24/2026

A joy to celebrate Kaylee Renkes’ baptism today (pictured with husband Tyler and kids Kyrie and Makensley)